Sentence examples for calls will go from inspiring English sources

"We expect a steady transition to Internet calling so that by 2010, nearly all calls will go over the Internet," said Tom Evslin, chief executive of ITXC, a company in Princeton, N.J., that is a leading carrier of Internet calls.

The launch won't require an extensive deployment of infrastructure and new cell towers, since all the calls will go over Sprint 's national cellular network.

Your phone will not ring when a blocked number tries to call you; all calls will go directly to voicemail.

If it ever goes to sleep, your iPad's "call" will go unanswered.

Tomorrow the Burnage Academy's Card Cogs – as their development is called – will go on sale in the Design Museum shop for the first time.

That call will go out to voters identified as being supportive of Mr. Huntsman, many of whom live along the coast here.

In a final teaser, however, we are told that he is currently trying to plug it back in, although I suspect that, with Rochefort felled by a double hernia, the call will go out for a fresh Quixote.

Lotta's ceremony the following morning, the call will go out to the city's oldest families to search their attics for more such treasure.

Your call will go through as normal, but your name will appear as "Unknown", "Blocked" or "Private" on the receiver's caller ID.

A new version of Opteron, called Barcelona, will go on sale next month.

(Another absinthe, distilled in Gardiner, N.Y., and called Edward III, will go on sale next week).