Sentence examples for in calling up from inspiring English sources

The BMW's main annoyance is its weird console shifter, which can be balky in calling up Drive or Reverse on first attempt.

Giampiero Ventura had expressed an interest in calling up the 28-year-old after a bright start to this season, only for the Italian Football Federation to learn that the player is not eligible to represent them.

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright believes Scotland counterpart Gordon Strachan was too slow in calling up striker Stevie May and is disappointed because the Perth club could have demanded a bigger transfer fee for an international striker when they sold him in the summer.

In calling up memories of people and celebrations past, it can evoke feelings buried by time and daily life.

Coach Vittorio Pozzo did it again in 1938, calling up five players without a cap at the time.

In the case of genes with higher transcript levels in P665 than in Messire (called up-regulated in this paper), the largest proportion belonged to the category 'Defense and cell rescue' (16,1%), followed by 'Primary metabolism' (13.9%).

"I don't think anyone in the White House calls up the Justice Department," Mr. Reback said.

Specifically, the cluster "Dauer enriched" identified by Wang and Kim in their time-course study [ 5] is enriched in genes called up-regulated in our data (Table  6, row 1, column "cel_dauer").

Reserve units, including some in Kansas, are being called up.

When I was 18 (in 1944) I was called up.

As for Jack Rodwell, a regular in Everton's midfield until his recent hamstring injury, Capello has shown little interest in calling him up.