Sentence examples for open to call from inspiring English sources

Without mentioning Larcher de Brito, Navratilova used a speech at the I.T.F.'s champions dinner during the French Open to call for a crackdown.

Of course, as Nate Silver, the political statistics wizard, cautions, the promiscuity of the Republicans this fall means that the race for the nomination remains too wide open to call, with only a few weeks until the contests begin in Iowa and New Hampshire.

"We are open to calling people back to ask them further questions," added Collins.

He said he's open to calling the wall something else as long as he ends up with an actual wall.

He ruled out seeking aid from Russia, which had suggested it would be open to calls for help from Athens.

When the app is open, you're open to calls.

The blogosphere, dominated by younger activists, has been particularly open to calls for drug and criminal justice policy reform.

The Schaeffer's put/call open-interest ratio, which compares put open interest to call open interest among options that expire in less than three months, has risen from 0.25 following June options expiration to its current perch of 0.4.

At this point I had my phone open, ready to call 911 just in case.

The call centers initially took calls just from health care providers, state and local environmental and health agencies, clinics, and other providers, but were soon opened to calls from the public as well.

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