Sentence examples for rang up for from inspiring English sources

When we finally collapsed on the beds of our Best Western lodge in the Bryce Canyon national park and rang up for a beer from room service, we were told, "Sorry ma'am, this is a dry state.

This is illustrated by a university lecturer's description of her initial reaction to learning on the phone she had inherited factor V Leiden and having been reassured by her doctor not to worry: I think I rang up for [the results]... So, I immediately made an appointment to talk to my doctor about it.

Now she'll ring up for an actual chat.

We also had our 808 Show on Tuesdays on Sunset Radio, and everyone would ring up for a 'shout going out'.

I would ring up for a job, but as soon as I said my name, I would get no further.

So how did the Westport couple happen to get involved in a project where a single sale will ring up for $35?

But if these issues don't register as a downside for not buying one already assembled, the parts currently ring up for just under $1,800 right from Newegg with $40 for shipping.

But the House did not move to suspend the legislative charade of deciding whether or not to pay the bills they had already voted to ring up for several years after the congressional budget process was implemented in 1977.

She reported health complications related to multiple chronic conditions "because I've seen a different doctor every time when I kept going back because obviously you can't get to see the same doctor when you ring up for emergency appointments.

Individuals, family and community workers were also encouraged to ring up for discussion or advice if concerned about someone with possible psychosis, without providing the name of the person being discussed if preferred, if they did not feel ready to make a referral at that point.

Mr. Blanco calls out for special praise his own mother, who rang up groceries for twenty years "so I could write this poem," and his father, who cut sugar cane "so my brother and I could have books and shoes".