Sentence examples for for callout from inspiring English sources

The geographic distribution for CALLOUT is shown in Figure 5(b) which looks similar to the geographic distribution of population.

The Reserve Forces and Militia Act 1898 was extended to allow up to six thousand men in total to be liable for callout without proclamation, and for the period of their liability to be up to two years.

Special reservists were permitted to agree to serve for an indefinite period without discharge, and could agree in writing to be liable for callout without a proclamation or order of Parliament.

London Fire Brigade becomes the first service in the country to introduce a charging scheme for callouts to false alarms at buildings such as hospitals, airports and student accommodation.

You'll need to put a little work in on social media: search Facebook and Twitter hashtags for callouts, or for a shortcut, check flashmob.co.uk which is updated with details of upcoming flashmobs, broken down by country.

The hospital, based in the heart of the city, is usually the first to deal with the overindulgence of the city centre's revellers, and paramedics waiting for callouts in the ambulance bays are apprehensive about the night ahead.

Severn Trent said its engineers were also preparing for callouts during the festive period to remove more unusual items, which in previous years have included a motorbike, a pair of novelty Muppets slippers and underwear.

Shaded text boxes may be appropriate for callouts and sidebars as long as there is still sufficient contrast between the text and background.

The AA's cover starts at £25 a year for one callout (subsequent callouts cost £99 each) and you get a basic tow to the nearest garage of its choice.

Notifications now have a "press for more" callout to let you know that you can push on it to get more actionable items.

In order to cope with demand for their baked goods, a callout for cake was sent to all the WIs across Somerset.