Sentence examples for reasonable calling from inspiring English sources

By the time O'Reilly furrowed his brow and offered up his assessment, he seemed perfectly reasonable calling for the police to storm our classrooms.

If money is not a factor, or the price is reasonable, call the breeder/wherever you are getting the puppy/dog from, and talk to them.

Anson will have to carry on the equally fine track record of Calpers in dealing with corporate extravagance, but give it a British accent - less naming and shaming, more raised eyebrows and sweet-reasonable telephone calls to recalcitrant executives.

The way things look, that's a reasonable call.

The ref waved a yellow warning card at the forward, a reasonable call, although, the way I saw it, it could have gone the other way.

In an industry of razor-thin margins, that's a reasonable call to make.While all passengers would be grateful for 18-inch seats, or something even wider, this is an issue that should perhaps be left to the market to settle.

Fingering a stock with that kind of valuation is a perfectly reasonable call, but the market has a funny way of upsetting reasonable calls.

Now group practice is more common and allows doctors in a large group to have a very reasonable call schedule.

The groups sent a letter to Wheeler on Oct. 15 urging him to ensure reasonable inmate calling rates.

The newspaper's QC, Mark Warby, said her "emotional and mental state is such that it would not be fair or reasonable to call her to give evidence".

The newspaper's chief counsel at the trial said that her not testifying was a result of her fragile "emotional and mental state," and that the newspaper had decided that it would not be fair or reasonable to call her.