Sentence examples for read call from inspiring English sources

Most cellphone users find their own when the screens on their phones read: "Call lost.

On a recent Wednesday, a sign outside a florist read: "Call our associate.

When Smith was able to get a rare signal, he received a text message from his agent, Marc Cornstein, that read, "Call me ASAP".

In the next five years, the business process outsourcing market (read, "call centres") is expected to generate between 30,000 and 40,000 new jobs.

Kicked off the formidable Trinity Prep team, Pat ends up playing for the lesser St. Polycarp along with a ragtag group of uninspired players, coached by a competition-averse guy who would rather the boys read "Call of the Wild" than run drills.

A rabbi tells his students, "Let me hear you wink and I'll tear you not into shreds but into shreds of shreds!" It is fascinating to read "Call It Sleep" in the light of Roth's later insistence that he imposed on his Lower East Side childhood the disruptions of his Harlem life.

We batted around possible solutions and then he told me about a book he had read called "Starship Troopers".

When McGown died a few years ago, every obituary I read called her police protagonists "Danny Lloyd and Judy Hill", which is wrong.

"Elena Bolotova, Tunxis Community College," an official from the ministry read, calling each graduate to the front of the room.

I'm reminded of this book that I read called Giants in the Earth.

It's similar to another, substantially nerdier life-altering training book I've read, called Getting Things Done.