Sentence examples for only to call from inspiring English sources

Kindar-Martin says he needs only to call out key words.

Instead, his death appears likely only to call renewed attention to those problems.

Only to call back the next day to tell her that he suddenly needed the apartment for his daughter's family.

The chairman, whether at JPMorgan or any other company, really has the power only to call board meetings and preside over them.

It was not the stoppage that hurt but the decision to start in the first place at 7am, only to call a halt 32 minutes later.

Later, British authorities investigated the Al Yamamah deal, only to call an abrupt halt last December as the gumshoes were circling royal Saudi bank accounts in Switzerland.

The ambulances run by these services do not answer 911 calls, responding instead only to calls from their corporate customers.

The termination rate caps apply only to calls, which are likely to account for a less significant proportion of mobile phone companies' revenues over the next four years, added Ofcom.

The City of Flagstaff Animal Control and Coconino County Public Health Services District Animal Management Office respond to calls related to wild and domestic animals, while the Arizona Game and Fish Department responds only to calls related to wild animals.

So you not only have to call the outcome, but when it'll happen.

But the United States is the only place to call it that.