Sentence examples for calling to work from inspiring English sources

He was calling to work out the details on the deal for "Name Dropping".

After two days of fiddling, downloading and uninstalling apps, manually force-quitting programs and waiting for servers to be upgraded, I finally got video calling to work -- sort of.

The short version: for Wi-Fi calling to work properly, your carrier's network also needs to support Voice Over LTE (VoLTE).

Some health workers also receive an 'on-call allowance' when being called to work outside working hours.

Many of the readers took and passed the examination and were called to work immediately".

But Ms. Perez called, and an hour after that, her agent called to work out the details.

"As a follower of Jesus, I am called to work for justice and reconciliation, and to be an advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves," Wolf said.

Unions have criticised the lack of certainty over earnings and employment rights, coupled with the potential disruption to family life caused by frequent short-notice calls to work.

By December 1941, Czechs could be called to work anywhere within the Reich.

Will Republicans complain of partisanship if they are called to work as hard as working class America?

"I really feel like I've been called to work in this," she said.