Sentence examples for convenient to call from inspiring English sources

"It was convenient to call Xu Ming," Ms. Gu testified.

Yet even moderate politicians found it convenient to call him a hero.

The caller asked when it would be convenient to call again.

In dealing with simple force-amplifying machines such as the lever and the wheel and axle, it is convenient to call the input force the "effort" and the output force the "load".

Leaders in the region find it more convenient to call for the United Kingdom to cede sovereignty over the Falklands than to denounce the human rights abuses of their neighbour.

But then here is Virginia Woolf (from "A Sketch of the Past"): We are sealed vessels afloat upon what it is convenient to call reality; at some moments, without a reason, without an effort, the sealing matter cracks; in floods reality. . . .

If it is, you can now give them the pitch (otherwise ask if there would be a more convenient time to call back and make a note to follow up).

This gives the contact the option of answering your questions with an e-mail message or letting you know when it would be convenient for you to call them.

The direct telephone access to a GP may have a potential impact on the patients' help-seeking behaviour, i.e. patients may find it more convenient or easier to call after office hours to get fast access to a GP.

Please let us know what times of day are most convenient for us to call by and spend time with you".

The squad also constructed an ingenious satellite telephone booth in Kandahar, hoping to provide a convenient facility for jihadis wanting to call home.