Sentence examples for common calls from inspiring English sources

Common calls and gestures include: Potholes.

Note to landlords: Tenant complaints are the fourth most common calls to 311.

David Moyes and Sam Allardyce have led the now common calls for the competition, which kicks off on January 20, to be moved to the summer.

Yet records from the charity ChildLine show their most common calls from children relate to depression, self-harm or thoughts of suicide.

Perhaps the most common calls of Black-and-white Owl are a hu, hu, hu, hóo-ah and a cat-like scream; a longer series of calls also is given.

The calls can all be imitated by a full clear whistle, so that the birds answer quite eagerly - whip [illus] whee [illus] + a shorter note of the same notes, lower, are the common calls, but the song is a rich full warble, of a cadence - repeated - [illus] somewhat suggesting a blue-bird song done in R.B. Grosbeak quality.

Conferencing allows multiple participants to join a common call.

But by far the most common call signal on the radio is "code blue".

More troubling, the most common call in question — which player knocked the ball out of bounds?

Both situations demand a political response, not as a partisan exercise but as a common calling.

It's the common call of a world pretty much disappearing.