Sentence examples for into calls from inspiring English sources

Their anger will continue to be channelled into calls and action for change.

If this were a movie, Bond would be able to follow a terrorist's every move, tracking his phone signal and hacking into calls and messages.

It is why, as Ken Berger writes on CBSSports.com, he cannot expend any energy complaining about the referees he is trying so hard to bamboozle into calls.

Every time corruption allegations tip into calls for England (or the US, or Australia) to step in, it cannot help but seem like special pleading.

But Mr. Hamzawy noted that in Tunisia the middle class and the trade unions joined protests that initially broke out over economic complaints, and helped transform the discontent into calls for political change.

"I think when people see all the taxes that are in this, that anger is going to turn into calls to change this legislation — if not before the end of this session, then next year".

The situation Jacobs arrived into called for much more flexibility.

They're all trying to bully the Federal Reserve into calling off its efforts to create jobs.

"They either fool referees into calling undeserved fouls or fool fans into thinking the referees missed a foul call".

I fell into call-centre work out of a need for financial stability.

He visits me, and he's been formal and nervous, lapsing into calling me Mr Smout.