Sentence examples for involved to call from inspiring English sources

"I think that it might be in the interest of some of the parties involved to call them debates, but these are basically versions of existing talk shows, and we don't normally air other people's talk shows," said Andrew Heyward, the president of CBS News.

David Winnick, the Labour MP for Walsall North, said that Martin's statement showed that the raid was "totally without justification" and he demanded the officers involved to be called to the bar of the house to explain their conduct.

"Although we have strongly requested those involved not to call off the plan to take part in the festival, the cancellation has unfortunately been finalised".

We can call home, but it's a bit involved to make a call and the connection is never good.

Usually when we contact a load of chefs for reaction to breaking news stories, there's a bit of coaxing, wheedling and multiple phone calls involved, to which some responses dribble in after a bit of time.

He has begun calling actors involved to inform them of his decision.

He confirmed he had begun calling actors involved to inform them of his decision.

If you want to get involved and need someone to "call you out," consider yourself called!

However, Vidalies said four of the five unions involved had agreed to call it off, leaving the CGT somewhat isolated.

The ensuing eight months involved concocting reasons to call each other and making sure to leave from separate exits, but not many were fooled.

The technologies involved a method to call a number on a smartphone and ways to view digital documents.