Sentence examples for calling it back from inspiring English sources

The implicit question behind some European reservations about Obama may be formulated in one question: "Will we have to do more in Afghanistan and beyond?" Could the restoration of America's international reputation turn out to be bad for Europe, by eroding its new monopoly on representing western values and calling it back to its hard power duties?

Once it is launched, there is no calling it back.

Mr. Daschle talked bravely today of merely recessing the Senate, subject to the call of the chair, and calling it back to work in mid-January to finish up things left undone this year.

You can encourage the dog to loosen the leash by calling it back to you.

That's what we call it back in the States.

That's what they called it back then.

"The suspect sees me and puts his hands up, I can call it back.

If it's the winning goal or potential winning goal, you want to just make sure if there's anything you can do to call it back".

The driver can collect the car in person or use his phone to call it back to where he dropped it off.

When my stepdaughter was 13, she was "phonejacked" (as they quaintly called it back in 2002), and was required to appear in court.

But there's one recipe from the 17th century — or "receipt," as they called it back then — that says you should mix stuff together with your hands.