Sentence examples for calls straight from inspiring English sources

Li calls straight for the trainer.

"At the time I didn't understand why, but then I started to apply to temp agencies and I got phone calls straight away".

Mr. McCain's 18-point triumph in New Hampshire was the product of a grass-roots campaign of town meetings and what he calls "straight talk".

Conference calling is easy (you can patch incoming calls straight into your existing one) and "visual voicemail" – where you can zip backwards and forwards inside your messages – is an improvement of kind, not just degree.

While she likes to provide a mix of what she calls "straight ahead, traditional jazz, smooth jazz, new jazz and music showing Hispanic influences" and showcase "up-and-coming talent," Teddy Bookman, executive director of Friends of the Arts, which mounts its Dime Jazz Festival Friday through next Sunday at Planting Fields Aboretum in Oyster Bay, has to keep the calendar in mind.

Another company that lets users direct their calls straight to voicemail is SlyDial.

Reilly is a proud print throwback, a practitioner of what he calls "straight-up, old-school, Mike Royko sportswriting".

Dr. Hinz's work ranges from pop mainstream jazz (a little edgier than what you would hear on CD-109) to more traditional, or what he calls "straight-ahead" jazz, similar to Mr. Corea and Mr. Jarrett.

5 p.m. 1) STREET CALLED STRAIGHT "Rise and go to the street called Straight".

"I called straight away, I said I could provide accommodation for two couples if they needed.

This changed when he started playing bass in a band called Straight Forword.