Sentence examples for encouraging call from inspiring English sources

A four-year starter at Duke, Redick received an encouraging call from his former coach Mike Krzyzewski after Orlando's win against the Nets on Friday.

"Yeah, I was blindsided a little bit, because he spoke to me three weeks ago, and it was a very nice call, a very encouraging call," Trump told Todd.

President Obama placed an encouraging call last week to the president of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, while Mrs. Clinton has placed 29 calls to Turkish and Armenian officials since taking office, and pulled Mr. Sargsyan away from a soccer match to talk on Saturday.

Why not give them an encouraging call?

The group, the Mississippi Religious Leadership Conference, is encouraging calls to the office of the state attorney general, Jim Hood, which reopened the investigation in 1999 under Mr. Hood's predecessor.

TOKYO — Japan and the United States will probably agree to delay the relocation of an American air base on Okinawa, Japan's defense minister said, a decision that could encourage calls to rethink the stalled relocation plan.

It encourages calls to its helpline from predominantly south Asian youngsters worried they are being pushed into marriage against their will, or fearful of becoming the victim of so-called "honour crimes".

The presence of vitritis and gross macular oedema encourages calling them retinitis lesions rather than CWS.

By encouraging compensated calling, Congress could save the jobs of tens of thousands of telemarketers.

The girls were encouraged to call him "Uncle Jimmy"; behind his back, they called him a perv.

Participants are also encouraged to call in for support as needed (ie, participant-initiated inbound calls).