Sentence examples for eventual call from inspiring English sources

The eventual call to active duty--when you have given up hope.

A mundane obstruction-of-justice charge became statewide news; when Tommy made that eventual call to his brother, it was not to ask after Candy and Patty.

We will take ideas on the BBC Future Facebook page to help decide an eventual call sign.

Mr. Claybourne was ambling through the remainder of his made-up 12-step program on a very lackluster date, but his eventual phone call with Maddie was a logical step in the right direction (namely any direction that is not self-administered "physical therapy").

That November, the company announced his eventual departure, calling it a mutual decision.

Latin helps students become better readers and fosters literary creativity, not to mention helping them decode many a word on that eventual trial called the SAT.

Or the eventual winner might call a second, snap election, as Labour's Harold Wilson did later that same year.

Their ineptitude has done far more than their eventual decision to call in the IMF to damage the euro.This political and economic failure leads to the third Greek warning: that contagion can spread through a large number of routes.

In addition to a path to permanent residence and eventual citizenship, they call for measures to strengthen border security and to speed the path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who came to the US as children.

Incidental Intelligence: On the Union Turnpike, in Queens, a short way beyond Futura Homes, there's a development called Eventual Homes.

But the eventual pretext for calling the special session was Mr Wahid's appointment, on Friday, of a new chief of police.