Sentence examples for inevitable call from inspiring English sources

Is Steve Kerr humming "New York, New York" while waiting for the inevitable call?

And others, like Abu Ahmed, had disavowed much of the dogma associated with Isis and dreaded the inevitable call from the men who led the now revitalised group.

Even before McGhee takes the inevitable call from his chairman, I hope and trust there will be a telephone message from someone with whom he shared the greatest night in Aberdeen's past.

Drawing on George Orwell's famous clarion call to the left not to ignore working-class patriotism, MP Tristram Hunt this week became the latest senior Labour figure to demand a new approach to Englishness – including the inevitable call to be more "honest" about immigration.

For now, I'll leave you with the two most important tools for surviving that inevitable call: a decent speakerphone, and the phone bank at GetHuman.

"How England continue to overlook him is beyond me, so we'll enjoy seeing him in a Notts shirt for as long as we can before the inevitable call arrives".

It's important to shine a light on lobbying, more than to belabor this inevitable calling.

The shoulder injury will fit perfectly with the inevitable calls for another fight, another spectacular roll of the dice.

This oversight made McGovern look incompetent, and his decision to remove Eagleton from the ticket, though inevitable, called McGovern's greatest asset — his moral decency — into question.

It prompted inevitable calls for the overhaul of the state's Division of Youth and Family Services, known by its acronym, awkwardly pronounced "DIE-fuss".

A Chinese spokesman attacked Taiwan's president today for suggesting that his island's unification with China is not inevitable, calling the remarks "very dangerous".