Sentence examples for ringing you up from inspiring English sources

I feel pretty lonely up here at present with no chance of ringing you up in the evenings.

"If it isn't in remission, I'll be ringing you up and saying, 'Listen, I've got a story for you,' " he said.

Lewis says a good accountant will be "pro-active", ringing you up at least every three months to see how the business is progressing.

"Ringing you up to check my stories would have been a phone call too far," he once explained to a reproachful Tory minister who had given Boris his number as a personal favour – but was never called.

"Can you imagine the excitement of actually having important newspapers ringing you up? Can you imagine having the Daily Express, the Daily Mail and other newspapers and television offering you work?" It is a moment he returns to again and again.

"Over the last year it's been up and down and you are thinking 'why have I done this, should I jack it in?' then the next thing you know you've got three or four customers ringing you up," he said.

"Probably once a week you get a cancellation or they will ring you up and ask, 'Can you do extra?,'" she says.

"Agents ring you up but you don't know what type of players you are looking for," he said.

What about if Magic Johnson rang you up and said you had to get to class?

They ring you up and go, "They've just been discharged.

I can go ahead and ring you up now if you're ready.