Sentence examples for everyday calls from inspiring English sources

But not for everyday calls.

Much of the work of airport firefighters remains everyday calls.

On the morning of 26 April doctors will make what is, in one respect, an everyday call.

In Dabola, a rural region in Eastern Guinea, the community radio airs a health programme everyday, calling people to stay home and wait for the health agents to vaccinate their children.

JUST BE EVIL! Secret Agents are most commonly found in the everyday calling centre.

In everyday life, calls for more transparency or openness in political and economic life may seem rather uncontroversial.

The book recounts incidents of everyday racism, "calling them out", as Rankine puts it, in the way she called out the bigot on the tennis court.

She played tennis everyday & called in the local masseuse, Sonia.

A large fraction of the everyday materials called plastics are amorphous solids composed of long-chain molecules known as polymers.

Here's another: everyday domestic calling rates haven't been determined yet, but will probably be a steep 15 cents a minute.

New pain management guidelines issued by the American Geriatrics Society late last month removed those everyday medicines, called Nsaids, for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, from the list of drugs recommended for frail elderly adults with persistent pain.