Sentence examples for meant calling from inspiring English sources

But Mr. McQuivey noted that controlling manufacturing meant calling the shots.

Scouting meant calling up coaches around the country to ask for player recommendations.

The morning she died, that meant calling again for the hospice nurse as she took her last breath.

For Mr. Das Mann, who is known for his determination, the next day meant calling his mother, Barbara Lowry of Dallas, as he did daily.

Until recently, that meant calling the airline and pleading with an agent to look for seats on partners' flights, but more carriers are updating their Web sites to let customers do these searches online.

We are confident he would challenge the Republicans in the "fiscal cliff" battle even if it meant calling their bluff, letting the Bush tax cuts expire and forcing them to confront the budget sequester they created.

At first I thought he meant called, as though he has a calling, a vocation but no, he meant called on the phone.

It might also mean calling upon architects with Disney-esque sensibilities.

"If it means calling in the French military to support the police, then so be it".

So getting a price often can mean calling around to several sellers.

Going further, however, requires changes to the fabric of the home itself, which means calling in professional help.