Sentence examples for day to call from inspiring English sources

And not wait a day to call it.

If that is what you would like to see happen, and especially if you live in a red state, this is a good day to call your senator.

While organizers of the Million Mom March expect at least 200,000 people in Washington on Mother's Day to call for stricter gun control efforts, Westchester will hold its own version in Chappaqua, where marchers will hear an 8-year-old Larchmont girl's call for action.

Our little shaven-headed friend was actually wrong on both counts, but what disturbed me most was that I remember thinking - "God, it's only 8 pm" - as if there were a more appropriate time of day to call a woman a c**t... Society has conditioned us, as women, to suspect that, in certain circumstances, this kind of treatment is either acceptable, or inevitable.

"It was a huge disappointment for us," Mayor Gavin Newsom of San Francisco said about EarthLink's shift in course, "and, with all due respect, it doesn't seem like a smart way to run a business to work with a city for two years over a major plan and then suddenly one day to call and say you are pulling out".

Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker and also a mayoral candidate, chose that same day to call attention to a prescription drug insurance program that reporters had ignored the previous Wednesday when he first unveiled it as part of the City Council budget plan.

He waited until Tuesday to call her.

I also use Sunday to call friends.

Mr Cameron is expected to use an EU summit on Thursday to call for a "comprehensive approach" to illegal immigration.

There is no need, though, to wait for a ceremony like the one planned for Tuesday to call the roll.

Hundreds of thousands of Sisi supporters filled Cairo's Tahrir Square on Sunday to call for the then-general to run.