Sentence examples for cover calls from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Springdale's volunteers asked the city to provide more paid firefighters to cover calls in the area.

The news will add fuel to the lively debate on the current edition of the Economist, whose front cover calls on Merkel to restart the engines of the World Economy supertanker.

AT&T has about 50percentt of the residential long-distance market in this country -- meaning that the plan would not cover calls that subscribers might make to the other half of the United States' 101 million telephone households.

The bank adds that due to an "administrative error" the joint account was closed earlier than it should have been, and as a result it has paid £250 as compensation and to cover calls made.

We would never close a customer's account based on their nationality". The bank adds that due to an "administrative error" the joint account was closed earlier than it should have been, and as a result it has paid £250 as compensation and to cover calls made.

I also use Skype on my mobile and often make calls from wifi hotspots but I doubt this free offer, if it ever comes to the UK, will cover calls from a mobile using Skype to a landline when used over GPRS as opposed to wifi – you never know?

Over the weekend, Mr. Hackett made the final cover call.

Some, as ever, did break cover, calling for a pact with Ukip, and others criticised David Cameron and his campaign.

In March 1962 Time magazine put Williams on its cover, calling him the country's greatest living playwright.

During his up period, Women's Wear Daily put him on its cover, calling him "New York's New Star".

He repeated that phrase, women of cover, calling "such an outpouring of compassion... such a wonderful example".