Sentence examples for important called from inspiring English sources

The other, more important, called Article III, is concerned with the inspection of nuclear reactors used for research.

Coulson's team were assigned to track down Po, who apparently had a hotline to someone important called "The Clairvoyant", and a now-stabilised Mike Peterson hopped onto the Bus, which mixed up the team dynamic a little, especially as Simmons was clearly crushing on him hard.

They tend to be open, precisely because millions of devices from thousands of firms will be connected to the Internet.One of the most important, called Bluetooth, is the work of more than 500 firms, led by Ericsson, Nokia, Toshiba, Intel and IBM.

The New York Post (who thought Demi dumping Ashton was more important) called the protests a "bit of a piffle" and "all talk," while The New York Daily News said, "[Protesters] didn't occupy Wall Street for long, shut down the Brooklyn Bridge, or win many new fans".

Next time we're hanging out and he gets an "important" call, I'm not buying it.

In some ways, it's hard to imagine a more important calling right now.

I learned that I have another very important calling that's really meaningful to me.

She also said that while a "healthy debate is important," calls to harass Trump officials are "unacceptable".

"It's an important call".

"This may be an important call".

Unless, you know, it's a really important call.