Sentence examples for put on call from inspiring English sources

Retailers like the Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch have recently ditched so-called just-in-time scheduling -- where employees are put on call and don't know whether or not they'll have to work until the day they're scheduled.

Seven of the more exclusive New York hotels are donating hundreds of suites, and 60 limousines and private cars have been put on call to transport performers to and from the Garden.

A STATE health official said last week that the terrorist attacks should not make the shortage of the tetanus vaccine, which has been affecting the nation, any worse in Connecticut, but said the state has been put on call by the federal C.D.C. that it might have to send vaccine to New York for victims or rescue workers injured in the recovery.

"She agonized over whether to have the singer who was covering for her put on call, but then she decided not to set off an alarm.

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We showed the Harry Potter piece, just the trailer, to a bunch of kids it was a kids' show that we put on, called The Not Inappropriate Show.

Elsewhere, call option activity seemed to suggest a near-term rise above $25 with activity in the January contract suggesting investors were putting on call spreads at around $1.75.

St. Joseph's Church stages "Veronica's V il," and the Holy Family Church puts on called simply "The Passion Play".

I got started in the business because a friend of my mother's had told her about a workshop that an agent in New York City was putting on called "A Day in the Life".

It's all in the spin you put on it — calling it a 'secret society' and making it sound like a cabal.

Then you sit at the console (like a library carrel), put on headphones and call up your shows.