Sentence examples for calling up over from inspiring English sources

And despite calling up over 60 players since taking over as national team coach, once he had brought Diego Milito and Sergio Agüero into the fray, Maradona simply had no other options available to him.

If the boat is significantly above the rowers, get all the rowers under the boat (four at the stern, four at the bow) and call up and over heads.

Then call "up and over heads" and then "toes to the edge/ready to roll/and roll" make sure that the rudder (or the skeg in smaller boats) is well clear of the dock, because if it breaks off, you will not be able to steer the boat.

"The governor has called up over 900 guardsmen from civilian jobs," said Col. John Dwyer, a spokesman for the state Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.

The banks are identifying risky customers in a pilot scheme that will see 30,000 customers called up over the next few months.

More than 5,000 National Guard troops were called up over the weekend to assist in relief operations, despite the burden of providing troops to support operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The title has been called up over its lack of diversity, with Jourdan Dunn's appearance on the cover in February 2015 marking the first time an individual black model appeared on the cover of the title in 12 years.

Roberts said he would use Stewart as either a starting pitcher or a long reliever when he was called up over the weekend.

Trump himself called up Kennedy over the weekend after a video went viral of the senator humiliating his pick for a district court judgeship.

This phenomena is a bit dated -- and calls up the debate over whether straight men and women can be platonic friends.

"He'd call up and sing the songs over the phone, and someone else would transcribe them.