Sentence examples for hard to make a call from inspiring English sources

It's hard to make a call when the movies are so different.

"It is very hard to make a call after two weekends," he said, "but I've been saying for a long time that you should only have replacements for front-row forwards, one replacement back and one more replacement forward.

It is very hard to make a call on how that game is going to go but l don't think Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers will take a cautious approach.

Cellphone service went out immediately after the blast and when it returned the network was overwhelmed and it was very hard to make a phone call.

(It's harder to make a phone call to turn around a judge – but it's not unheard of in some jurisdictions).

If he catches you off-guard in the lunchroom or at the water cooler, and there's no escape, surprise him with generosity, "I've got a couple of minutes," but let him know you've got a hard stop: "But I've got to make a call at 11 00".

It is hard for a visitor to the US to make a call on this one.

"In the past it was hard to make that call, even if you had a great defense — to say, 'Hey, I'm going to give the other team the ball' — because you might not get it back.

"It's hard to make the call that the worst is behind us," he said.

Until we know what exactly he's got planned then it's hard to make that call.

"It was certainly hard to make the final call and authorize a high salary, but here you get what you pay for.