Sentence examples for instant call from inspiring English sources
There was something paradoxical in that instant call to remember.
He had not spoken to Evra, he said, but Ferguson suggested that the tough, relentless English Premier League season, followed by the instant call to the French training camp, was in itself too demanding on players.
And for those banks who do still own their debts, it's often a question of either not caring -- "you have to understand that there aren't people at banks making human decisions, they just look at numbers and make an instant call" -- or of not wanting to set a precedent -- "if they renegotiate one person's debt then they worry that everyone will come to them wanting to do the same.
Too much instant calling for people to be sacked Another day, another man in the soup.
People always expected that eBay would build Skype into auction pages for instant calls; but that overlooked the reality that sellers didn't actually want queries from buyers.
"These digital alerts continuously disrupt our activities through instant calls for attention," researcher Dr Eiman Kanjo told the Telegraph.
Pair it to a handset, and boom, instant conference call.
Users can initiate an instant conference call by dialing several participants at the same time.
Thus, for example, 9-11 becane an instant clarion call for defense of the Ummah and the casting out of apostate regimes.
No matter what was said, the instant that call connected and the governor spoke to Sherr-una Booker, he gave up his governorship.
