Sentence examples for manager to call from inspiring English sources

When a team makes a trade, the standard procedure is for the general manager to call the new player and welcome him to the team.

"I woke up to a text message from my manager, to call him; it's never a good thing when that happens.

Moorad, who plans to begin soliciting offers for Gonzalez in the next week, said Phillips was the first general manager to call about Gonzalez this off-season.

When that claim, for birthday cards, was rejected, he heard her tell her office manager to call the printer and "tell them to change it (the invoice) to something permissible".

Sir Matt Busby got away with one during the 1963-64 season, as Eamon Dunphy recalls in A Strange Kind of Glory, when a spate of dressing-room thefts prompted Manchester United's manager to call a meeting of his players and complain there was "a nigger in the woodpile".

I told my in-house IT manager to call Gateway and place the order.

Such "disease management" is typically done today by assigning nurses and other disease managers to call chronic disease patients on a regular basis and make sure they are taking their meds.

His abrasive personality caused many mincing middle managers to call him a bully.

Expos Not Dealing, Yet In the days following the owners' Nov. 20 meeting, Montreal became a popular team for general managers to call.

"We've been advising a lot of our C.E.O.'s and company managers to call in to both Schumer's office and Hyde's office and put pressure on them for a compromise".

Not only aren't the starters working effectively, they are creating extra work for their relief mates, prompting the managers to call on them earlier than they would like.