Sentence examples for handwritten call from inspiring English sources

A few feet away is a cardboard sign with a handwritten call: "IDS down: 330 to go".

However, when referring to something that is handwritten you call it a script or a hand rather than a font.

Others held handwritten signs calling for freedom of speech.

There, in 1978, handwritten posters called for political change and attacked Mao's rule as much if not more forthrightly than Mr Yang had that afternoon.

Hundreds of black-garbed men and boys poured out of the synagogue and an adjacent seminary holding handwritten signs calling for the exclusion of women, illustrated with the male and female symbols used for public washrooms.

According to Israeli media, after his release he had distributed handwritten pamphlets calling on "all Jews faithful to God" to risk "beatings and imprisonment" for the sake of preventing the parade.

The strategy also calls for an end to handwritten prescriptions and calls for all hospitals to have fully electronic prescribing, noting that many hospitals still lack any digital record of what is prescribed and for what conditions.

Within days, F.B.I. agents were knocking on doors in Little Pakistan, leaving business cards with handwritten messages: "Please call.

There were handwritten letters, phone calls and text messages that all said the same thing: The gang was preparing to kill Ronald Acevedo.

With months of telephone calls, handwritten letters and parcels filled with videos depicting farm animal cruelty, Ms. Newkirk says, she persuaded Mrs. Dasburg to show one of the videos to her husband.

Organized labor in Arkansas has run a massive legislative blitz with phone calls, handwritten letters and face to face meetings.