Sentence examples similar to is ever on call from inspiring English sources

It is an SOS, the dreaded call of the sea, that takes precedence over everything — a call for which the Coast Guard radio operator is ever on the alert!

No poem is ever on its own.

It's the lot of every sports fan to sit on the sofa watching their stars play and think "I could do that, if I tried" safe in the knowledge that no one is ever going to call them on that claim.

He is seen beside the undertaker, heaping soil on to the small box, doing the most unnatural thing any of us is ever called to do on this earth: saying goodbye to a child who has predeceased us.

I know they were embarrassed if they were ever called on--and angry, very angry.

If they were ever called on to deliver on the fantasies of a no-deal Brexit, Farage and Stigmata would be the first out the door in horror.

Soini continued his criticism of the euro, reiterating that no referendum was ever called on the currency union — he remained steadfast on his party's opposition to Finland guaranteeing the loans and presented the upcoming election as a referendum on the issue.

In case I was ever called on to testify in court.

It was not a game in which Seamus's talent for heading the ball was ever called on.

If you are ever called on to arrange the burial of someone you love, here's what you need to know It may help.

If he was ever called on to make a save he wasn't happy with his back four and he'd tell them.