Sentence examples for opportune call from inspiring English sources

The Ganger Doctor uses the opportune call of Jimmy's son on his birthday to convince the Ganger Jimmy and the other gangers they are just as real as their human counterparts.

The time was opportune to call for action on the topic of water and sanitation, which too often falls off the screen of policy and decision makers.

"Now, that is what I call opportune," Mrs. Travers said.

In his first seven years, he never found an opportune moment to call a referendum to reverse the negative vote that Danes cast in 2000.

Which made me wonder if this wasn't an opportune moment to call it a night.

Not that a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis could ever be called opportune, but for Ms. Jeanrenaud the disease came at a time when, at 42, she had been more or less on the road for her entire maturity.

Lee Jackson is a senior economics major at Stanford who edits a financial newsletter called The Opportune Time.

Similar political constraints may make it opportune to insist on calling for a Domestic as well as Global Marshall Plan in order to overcome the fear of many who are suffering in the current meltdown that we are taking away from them supports that they need to get past the immediate downturn in employment and in social benefits.

While Snapback can't miraculously fix your carrier's shortcomings and end dropped calls all together, it will reconnect calls at the first opportune time once they've dropped.

Moreover, it has been recently revealed that an opportune electrical stimulation of the STN, called deep brain stimulation (DBS), can strongly contribute to the annihilation of the PD-related motor disorders.

While the campaign was primarily focused on locating the missing teens, it has been called out as a politically opportune excuse for Israel to concurrently obliterate Hamas once and for all.