Sentence examples for get a call out from inspiring English sources

"You couldn't get a call out of there if you tried".

A neighbor in Carrefour, a poor district in Port-au-Prince, was able to get a call out to deliver the news.

I get a call out of the blue from a college friend whom I haven't heard from in more than 40 years.

When people get a call out of the blue asking them to donate to firefighters, they may imagine the caller is a volunteer; instead, he's probably a paid fund-raiser, who will take much of what you give.

A select few companies may not do anything to try to sell their companies but still get a call out of the blue and then sell for billions.

Anytime I get a call out of the blue to comment on the latest "scandal" I give them five guys' names that are super feminist to see if they call them.

In 2002, Mr. Cruz got a call "out of the blue" from a friend about the Texas solicitor general position.

Today, India doesn't even get a call-out among fast-growing international markets for Twitter.

"I was out in the paddock and trying to put it out and got a call on the radio to get out," he said.

"I got a call out the blue about a week ago to alert me to his situation and that he would be available.

I've got a call out to get some clarification.