Sentence examples for might be called back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gormley then told Justice Verniero that he might be called back before the senators next week.

Ms. Collins said that Heidi was probably too old for the main role, but suggested that she might be called back for another role.

Mr. Spencer said he and his group were excused after an hour and a half, but were told that they might be called back today.

That way clients know it's us, so we have consistency and people don't end giving out mobile phone numbers which they might be called back on at any time for a support query".

Following are excerpts from remarks by President-elect George W. Bush designating General Colin L. Powell as secretary of state and General Powell's response as recorded by The New York Times: PRESIDENT-ELECT BUSH: Many times during the course of my campaign I said that if all went well Gen. Colin Powell just might be called back into the service of his country.

Like almost everyone in the room, the Presnalls spent the last week monitoring rumors that the unit might be called back for an extended duty, as had been the case with two other units whose troops thought they had finished their tours.

The devil might need to be called back in – it is in dire need of repair – and as I clambered nervously over the wrong side of the bridge a 4x4 came round the corner and encountered my safety rope, completely blocking the road.

It might as well be called Back to the Future, Part IV, for the film, like the country it speaks to, seems stuck forever in that time warp moment of revenge and hubris that swept the country just after 9/11.

"But I'm concerned about self-fulfilling prophecies in all this," he said, fearing his brother might be cleared yet still not be called back to his parish.

Mr. Hartnett, in what might be called, thinking back on "Bull Durham," the Tim Robbins protégé role, matches Mr. Ford's shambling irritability with a smooth, deceptive sweetness.

The Malheur National Wildlife Refuge might be called "the back of beyond," or "the middle of nowhere".