Sentence examples for reply call from inspiring English sources
"reply call" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a telephone call that is made in response to a previous call or message. Example: I missed your call earlier, but I will make a reply call as soon as I finish my work.
Several minutes later, I received his terse, succinct reply: "Call".
(While travelling he met the fabulously wealthy King Croesus, who asked him to say who was the happiest man on earth, expecting himself to be nominated, only to get the disconcerting reply, "Call no man happy until he is dead").
If they reply, call them and pretend that you know who they are.
"The question is: how do we do it?" This plonking reply called forth mock applause from the Labour benches as they pretended to praise Clegg's analytical genius.
Francis Joseph in reply called on the other states of the confederation to mobilize their armies against the Prussian threat to domestic tranquillity, and Germany trembled on the verge of civil war.
"Why don't you feel more appreciative of people who appreciate you?" Glass wrote a 60-word reply, calling the Showtime people "total sweethearts" and saying how "insanely lucky" he was to work with them.
On receipt of this, a tearful Pedro I composed a reply, calling the little boy "My beloved son, and my Emperor".
She replied: "Call me Rend.
McCormick replied, "call OCHA" - the UN's Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Despite these honours, he retained his essential modesty; whenever asked if he should be addressed as Sir Laurence or Lord Olivier, the actor invariably replied, "Call me Larry".
Kurland replied, "Call him... Let him talk".
