Sentence examples for calls put through from inspiring English sources

I get calls put through to my mobile between 9am and 9.30pm.

An official of W.U. happened upon the request, he felt it was too early for anyone to receive a birthday greeting and ordered a call put through to verify it.

"Every day I turned up at school from the first week, there would be a phone call put through to me and the secretary would say, 'They want to talk to you about the parish priest'," Sleeman said.

The first call was put through by a newspaperman named Howard H. Boyce.

The first call was put through by a newspaperman, Howard H. Boyce.

In a telephone interview with a reporter -- the call was put through by the Secret Service to shield the man's identity, which neither they nor the victim would disclose -- Victim 1 recounted how he came to detect a cyberburglar in his home.

One constituent whose call was put through during a tele-town hall held, in June, by the Republican Rodney Frelinghuysen, who represents New Jersey's Eleventh Congressional District, said, "I just wanted to let you know how difficult it must be for you to make a decision in the health package.

2Day FM said it was surprised their call was put through but "sincerely apologises".

Experienced staffers often know whose calls and letters to put through, but a list like Brown's would help formalize the access rules.

Mostly he doesn't -- the family converses in staccato, not formalities -- and the calls are in any case put through right away.

By S. Dempsey and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 12 , 1953P. 27 Late Thursday afternoone one of the editors of a local publishing firm put through a call to Boston.