Sentence examples for had finally called from inspiring English sources

Then he missed last week's programme; yesterday it seemed that, at 95, age had finally called time.

He said one of them had finally called a friend to say they were with an Abu Sayyaf cell, but had not been kidnapped.

In July 1907 he had finally called at the apartment building to be told by the concierge that she had married the previous winter.

After a particularly horrific night the previous spring, when Sergio assaulted her, Laura had finally called the police, and coöperated with them to secure his arrest.

And then I looked around again, and noted that the sun had finally called it a day, and that this little square kilometre, with all its epic vistas and made-up mysteries, was now just a cold, dark and extremely lonely place.

In February 1943, during his junior year, he and a partner won a regional debate tournament at North Dakota State University that featured competitors from thirty-two schools across a dozen states; upon his return to campus, he discovered that the Army had finally called him up.

They have finally called attention to the extreme and unfair wealth gap that has widened steadily over the last 30 years.

Foster's have finally called time on the two beach-bum agony aunts so marinaded in blokey Aussie banter they could legitimately be called ripperologists.

The Red Bulls are vulnerable though: they'll have to do without star midfielder Sacha Kljestan, as Jürgen Klinsmann has (finally) called him up to the USA team.

Some kind of award expressing the general relief that such-and-such an act has finally called it a day and shut up shop It could be called the Phil Collins Award.

After a string of embarrassing declarations by President Thabo Mbeki that seemed to deny or minimize the crisis, South Africa's government has finally called for rapid release of the election results.