Sentence examples for reception call from inspiring English sources

If it has reception, call an emergency number first, then call the persons that are aware of your route and your travel time schedule.

If you have any reception, call your local emergency services number e.g. 911 for the United States, Canada, etc. 911 may unofficially work in other countries, but cannot be relied on where it isn't officially used.

Zynga's executives brushed aside Friday's tepid reception, calling it an insignificant data point in the context of the company's grander goals.

For those who don't own a cellphone or who are staying somewhere with no reception, calling cards issued by long distance carriers and prepaid phone cards can be less expensive options.

300? 350?" Such was the warmth of the reception – called "friendly and enthusiastic" by the Los Angeles Times – that the Israeli prime minister received that it was easy to imagine him running for office.

Kanye, incidentally, gave an intense 20-minute speech at the wedding reception, calling the Kardashians "the most remarkable people of our time" as well as an "industry" that could "make the world a better place," according to an E! News source.

Even the emcee at our wedding reception called him Phil (and now that I'm thinking about it, I'm wondering why we paid that guy. I mean, shouldn't there be like a 5percentt discount for calling the groom by the wrong name?).

A student hiked down the mountain to get cell reception and call for help.

We ask the people on the boats lucky enough to have a phone and reception to call 112 so that they can be tracked by emergency services.

"He said, 'I have a pain here,' and after a few minutes I saw the face color was really changing, and I said to the reception, 'Please call an ambulance,' " Gailani said.

There is no mobile reception, the call box outside is broken and for the first time since I can remember, I use a hotel payphone to arrange our first appointment for the following day.