Sentence examples for could be called for from inspiring English sources

We noticed that the ads in the Times told what cities could be called for a dollar, and the ads in the Mirror which one could be called for seventy-five cents.

The ruling means that Mr. Chirac, who currently has judicial immunity as president, could be called for questioning if he loses the presidential election next month.

Efforts to push him from office before Sept. 3, the last point at which a special election could be called for November, have risen and collapsed.

As I said at the beginning, you're clearly a capable woman, so it's time to focus on some overdue life-management – and redundancies could be called for.

Or how Ryan Clark could be called for a personal foul for a hit to the head of Victor Cruz when Cruz, it was announced minutes later, had sustained bruised ribs on the play.

In the recently expired contract, stagehands could be called for one "continuity hour" to do work before or after a show; any extra work beyond that required a four-hour work call.

Nine wins on the trot for the Blues suggest a Premier League title could be calling for Gary Cahill and his team-mates once more.

It is in our culture that discussing matters relating to death is not a good thing as one could be calling for it (meaning inviting death) ….

Others could be called 1099ers for those who didn't qualify for UI and for how long they've been without an income.

In a nod to Habitat for Humanity, Kim said such an aid group could be called "Habitat for Hermanity".

This could be called "Waiting for Gustavo".