Sentence examples for calling for time from inspiring English sources
As Chicago argued the play, without calling for time, Schaefer bolted for second, getting drawn into a rundown, which gave Milan the chance to head home.
Williams then made the play his coach had talked about, recovering a loose ball in a pileup near the top of the key and calling for time, leaving the game in his and Duke's hands.
No wonder many legal luminaries, including Archibald Cox, are calling for time limits, perhaps of one year, for independent-counsel investigations and a narrowing of the crimes and people within their scope.In the meantime, perhaps everyone should appoint Richard Nixon as the scapegoat for today's ills, real or alleged.
"There is no calling this a year of transition, no calling for time to do our work.
But a vote on an amendment to the motion, put forward by Labour's Hilary Benn, calling for time on Monday to hold more indicative votes, resulted in a draw - the first time such a result has happened in 39 years.
otherwise you will end up on the ground calling for time outs while other players stand around and shoot you(not fun at all).this is pretty much common sense i have only seen beginners do this.
"Other well-respected bodies have recently called for time limits on administrative detention.
"Other well-respected bodies have recently called for time limits on administrative detention," Hardwick said.
Graveside funeral service at King Solomon Cemetery, Clifton, NJ, Monday; please call for time, 203-624-6912, Weller Funeral Home, New Haven, CT.
