Sentence examples for left to call from inspiring English sources

"If they find themselves in trouble, they are likely to have no battery left to call for help.

For Jafri and other victims, there's no one left to call, no more doors left to knock on.

Instead, many were left to call the firm's reservation line and navigate a maze of automated menus before being connected to someone who could help.

The only number left to call was the I.R.S. hotline . . . but maybe I would call my parents first, just to see if they had any leads.

The next day, while my sister and I slept, they left to call his brother Oswaldo in Miami to ask him to get us out of the country.

And yet, with just three games left to call in our Pick The Playoffs contest, 15 participants can still boast a perfect record.

Mammy Pleasant leaves to call the police, while Harry searches for the guard; Susan runs away in hysterics and hitches a ride with a milkman (Joe Murphy).

When that happens, libraries have a range of responses, from asking the disruptive person to leave to calling the police.

I'm still on the prowl for that elusive feeling--I desperately need a pile of twigs and leaves to call my own.

The study found that soccer experts whose languages read left to right call more fouls when the action moves in the opposite direction, or right to left.

The women are left to either call the men out, shift nervously in their seats or burst into tears.