Sentence examples for rank will call from inspiring English sources
For example, the narrator in these places, pretty much Gao himself, recounts how he uses his Writers Association card in remote towns to get special privileges, like housing and the use of a car, even as he worries that pulling rank will call attention to him and result in humiliation or capture.
The 37-year-old batsman, currently ranked No 3 in the world, will call it a day after the second Test against India: "I wish I could keep on playing but I know when the time comes you have to go, and I know this is my time," he said.
Mr Burnham will call for a Housing Minister with senior Cabinet rank and a brief to bring down the age at which people become home-buyers without parental help – currently 37.
It, nevertheless, is a matter for hope that leaders of both sides and both parties will call out the extremists in their own ranks and disavow their conduct.
The book is called Mismatch, and it's by University of California, Los Angeles, law professor Richard H. Sander and legal journalist Stuart Taylor Jr. My long-ago student, whom I'll call Terry Fide, ranked among the very top seniors at one of the very best of the Southern colleges established after the Civil War to educate exclusively African Americans.
We'll call Thomas Lee Edward.
