Sentence examples for necessary call from inspiring English sources

But people like him, interested more in programs than posturing, have always been ready to denounce criminals in their midst and, if necessary, call the police.

"Chinese New Year: The Year of the Dragon Celebration," featuring the Morris Nanton Trio, Thursday at 6 30 and 8 45 p.m.; and the Russell Malone Quartet, Friday and Saturday at 6 30 and 8 45 p.m. Reservations necessary; call for tickets.

"I don't think that's a necessary call.

Do not even look at it except to make a necessary call.

Aside from admitting to a third party's mistake, an apology from Canadian Blood Services would be a good (and necessary) call.

If necessary, call 911 or the local police, and if none of those options are appealing or available, contact the TransLifeline.

Set the GPS device, pour the coffee or open the soda, make necessary calls, write the memo or shopping list.

Ms. Page sees nothing wrong with using a cellphone on a train for necessary calls, as long as you keep your voice down.

In Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, and other places, we've seen how these types of operations work in practice: U.S. intelligence personnel and special forces are located on the ground, providing intelligence, selecting targets, and, where necessary, calling in air strikes.

The number of extra parameters necessary, called unfolding parameters, is the codimension of the singularity.

Also polling officers are often having to use their own phones to communicate with the command centre and some do not have enough credit on their mobiles to make the necessary calls.