Sentence examples for calls a number from inspiring English sources

A company can be fined if it calls a number on the registry more than 30 days after obtaining the registry.

Rather than call a full play to him over his headset — a mouthful that can be misunderstood — the Jets' coaching staff calls a number.

Mr. Kelly calls a number of tall, skinny works in the show "totems," including "Curve XLII" (1984), made of zebra wood and featuring a distinct dark grain.

If an in-person appointment is required, the patient calls a number and arranges one at a health centre (there are currently five hubs).

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, facing what it calls a "number of daunting, ongoing budgetary challenges," has decided to raise its suggested admission fee to $25, from $20, where it has been set for the last five years.

The patient then calls a number and receives cash or other prizes as an incentive.

"I had a guy call a number of months ago.

Local long distance is calling a number outside of Ithaca but within New York.

Agencies have also resorted to sending anonymous postcards urging the recipient to call a number.

"I called a number of rabbis to see if this was doable," he said.

Next, he called a number at the British passport office in London.