Sentence examples for out of calling from inspiring English sources
Surely a politician would get some traction out of calling it as they see it.(Photo credit: AFP).
"I got an enormous charge out of calling my parents and saying: 'Remember how you blocked Channel 29?
I grew out of calling in sick whenever I wanted an unscheduled day off work long ago.
Intellectuals have got a lot of mileage out of calling her some kind of cultural-sociological phenomenon.
John Major had bottled out of calling a by-election in late 1996, leaving the good people of Wirral South without an MP for Christmas.
"I blame Hot Topic," says Janice Mallardi, Willis's sister, who at 25, married and with a kid, has aged out of calling herself goth but still seems to carry it in her heart.
The move to outside directors arose out of calls for greater board objectivity.
By moving out of call centers even though demand was stronger than ever, TCS was acting to prevent the right future from being swamped by the wrong one.
You may run out of call time!
Even in the English NHS, there are several models of out-of-hours call centres.
Out-of-hours calls tended to be for problems of shorter duration.
