Sentence examples for contemplated calling from inspiring English sources

Given the desertion by members of his party, Tsipras contemplated calling a vote of confidence for his government.

He said that he had tried CPR and then contemplated calling the police, but his "mind went in circles".

For a time, Mr. Cuomo and his team were so eager to act that they contemplated calling the Legislature into special session in December.

He pulled his cell phone out of a holster, called one of Hervé's competitors, who was unhelpful, and then briefly contemplated calling friends in Martinique for a consultation.

(Amazon's founder and C.E.O., Jeff Bezos, originally contemplated calling his business Relentless.com). But no one had deeply reported what it was like to work inside it.

All of these reasons applied with great force when Brown contemplated calling an election shortly after ousting Tony Blair in 2007.

She was contemplating calling his family, but eventually decided against it.

AS HE contemplates calling a snap election this autumn, Japan's prime minister, Keizo Obuchi, is keen for a diplomatic triumph abroad.

An assistant named James complains of feeling so unattractive one morning that he contemplates "calling in fat".

When Kugel contemplates calling the police about Anne Frank, he can imagine his Roth-worthy mother saying: "What's the matter, you didn't have Dr. Mengele's number?

And things aren't so rosy in the about-to-split Big East, where the departing multitudes are contemplating calling themselves the America 12 Conference, which is fittingly ridiculous.