Sentence examples for homework call from inspiring English sources

A longtime member of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus, he laced lessons with song snippets: "Teach me tonight" while assigning homework; "Call me irresponsible" to a girl who had not done her math.

This will all take time to organize, so do your homework, call around, set up some appointments with the department head, and discuss your options.

If you're struggling on your homework, call them and ask for help on question 17 or whatever.

By now, the crowd was thinning — it was a school night, and homework called — and Helen Greenberg, the popcorn lady, resurfaced.

They had obviously learned from the best, as you can hear on the track "Teachers" from their debut album Homework, calling out mainly the Chicago house pioneers who'd been their earliest muse.

Note that, in contrast to the diffusion activity, this homework called for no explicit calculations.

Whether you're calling a guy/girl to ask them out, calling a classmate for help with homework, or calling a friend to talk to them about a problem you are having, consider who it is, and how they might react to certain things.

For example, the weekly masters' meeting, started by Foot, is called Chambers, a term taken from Eton, and evening "prep" (the boarding-school equivalent of homework) is called Toye-time, a term taken from Winchester College.

So the C.I.A. had not done its homework when called on by President Eisenhower.

"We did a lot of homework, including calls to faculty, students, alumni and regents in Michigan," Mr. King said.

In just a few minutes, the unionist first quotes the government stats with greater precision than the minister managed, orders "do your homework" then calls him a liar.