Sentence examples for commence to call from inspiring English sources
An engineer had set up the Wisconsin equipment, and the play-by-play man and color analyst for Badger basketball could stroll out and commence to call the game at the tip-off of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
Let us commence with what I like to call, "The worst half-hour of my week".
"There was such a rush to get rid of the RUC through the Patten proposals that we lost a lot of expertise in the police service and that's why this kind of mess, if you like to call it that, commenced, because of the head-long rush to get rid of the RUC".
"They varied wildly, either her sobbing and crying and begging me to call her and to commence this relationship with her or it would be her laughing and giggling and bubbling, talking about what we were going to do together in her imagination," the actor said, according to the Post.
January 8 , 1999Republican and Democratic senators agree to postpone the issue of whether to call witnesses until later in the month, enabling the Senate trial of President Clinton to commence.
This indicates the development of a vocal sac and thus an ability to commence calling behaviour.
Half an hour before the open house was to commence, Enbridge called Aamjiwnaang's band office to postpone.
In early May of 1994, Ken Saro-Wiwa Sr. faxed me a memo authored by Major Okuntimo which read "Shell operations still impossible unless ruthless military operations are undertaken for smooth economic activities to commence" and further called for "pressure on oil companies for prompt regular inputs".
The scene seemed surreal, yet oddly poignant: at a silent, deserted intersection in the center of Midtown Manhattan, beneath bland corporate logos and brick office buildings, hundreds of Muslims knelt on a sprawling tarpaulin, faced due east and commenced the midday call to prayer.
The wolves commenced to sing.
