Sentence examples for callout about from inspiring English sources

We started it after receiving an overwhelming response to a callout about mental health care in the UK - more than 700 readers shared their stories.

(And as mom Sandra Hood noted in response to the callout, "How about we stop forcing our kids to sit on a stranger's lap?").

Meanwhile, 14 posts would be cut at Bromsgrove, which has seen its annual callouts fall from about 1,000 to 600, according to the service.

Routine anonymised data provided by SAS about callouts were analysed.

Read about the event here, and the callout for volunteers here.

Callout: Any nightlife plans for Sante Fe? What about places to stay?

The Reykjavík journalist Óttar Sveinsson has written twenty-two books about Icelandic rescues, one per year since 1994, with "Útkall" — in English, "callout" — as the first word in the title of each.

But Foxconn has in the recent past talked about plans to expand its U.S. operations, and Apple got a specific callout during this year's State of the Union address for bringing some Mac production back to U.S. shores, so this could be about more than just wanting to make sure the first production runs go very smoothly.

"Let's go with a callout.

Labor MP for Nhulunbuy, Lynne Walker, says she was aware of the apparent rise in mental health issues, including increased ambulance callouts to incidents of self harm, although "it's not something people want to talk about or put media releases out about".

"I'm thinking callout," Digger said to Hal.