Sentence examples for getting a recall from inspiring English sources

Indeed, but for injuries to Emile Heskey, Carlton Cole and Peter Crouch (much more of this and Geoff Hurst will be getting a recall), the night could not have gone much better for Capello and a lot of that was due to Gerrard.

The state's threshold for getting a recall on the ballot is so low (in most cases, signatures equal to 35 percent of the number of votes cast in the election being recalled) that the town of Tamora disbanded in order to end a seemingly endless string of plebiscites.

Compton rejoined Middlesex from Somerset this winter and says he has the hunger to score runs with a view to getting a recall to the England squad.

Levenson said getting a recall on the ballot requires an enormous number of voter signatures across a county and noted that it would be months before an election could be held to vote on a judge's removal. .

"I just got a recall on the passenger airbag," he said as I got in.

If I can get a recall to the national team, I'll be the happiest guy around.

"Eric and I were in the Navy together -- we both got out in 1993, but, in June, I got a recall to come to the Persian Gulf.

It took 32 tries since 1936, with other prominent targets like Ronald Reagan and Edmund G. Brown dodging the bullet, for Californians to get a recall of a governor on the ballot.

Gary Ballance, dropped into the deep end at the last minute, is understandably the man most vulnerable, meaning one of Alex Hales or Ravi Bopara could get a recall.

Nevertheless, the two quantities clearly trade off against one another: you can always get a recall of 1 (but very low precision) by retrieving all documents for all queries!

So they were like, 'Who's this pretentious public-school kid trying to trick us?' I got a recall at Central, but that's as close as it came".