Sentence examples for recall from inspiring English sources
The word "recall" is correct and usable in written English. It is usually used to mean "the act of remembering something from the past," "a call for the return of a product due to it being defective," or "to revoke something, such as an appointment." For example, "The manufacturer issued a recall on the faulty product.".
Brown repeatedly said he did not recall specifics about altering the cabinet minute or who instructed him to change it.
7 February: Britain and the US recall their ambassadors to Damascus in protest at the Assad regime's "murderous" behaviour towards its own civilians.
It is intended to recall the grim statement by Sir Edward Grey, then foreign secretary, in August 1914: "The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime".
That sounds pretty fantastic, unless you can recall the start of his career as a chief exec of publicly listed company in 2011, when that same stake was worth £6bn.
West Brom take on Leicester at the King Power Stadium in a return to Premier League action on Saturday, with Irvine ready to recall all his key men after criticising those fringe players who failed to perform.
I can't recall the story of the play, and in any case it didn't matter much, because on the night I went, Edwards and Sykes decided to rip up the script and follow their own impromptu agenda.
Alliance party leader and Northern Ireland's justice minister, David Ford had demanded a recall of the Stormont assembly where he wants answers from mainstream unionist politicians about the violence.
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