The phrase "silence call" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a call or phone conversation where there is no sound or communication. Example: The silence call lasted for several minutes, leaving everyone on the line feeling confused and awkward.
I have seen, you know, moments of silence called for – for this horrible human being who shot the policeman".
Joe Kaufman, chairman of Americans Against Hate, a Florida civil rights organization, broke the official silence, calling Mr. Black "a hatemonger".
The Danish effort to save Mr. Khawaja's life comes as the kingdom is trying to silence calls from opposition protesters for the cancellation of next week's Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix.
Ikea has finally broken this silence, calling upon us to stop taking pictures of our food using our dearest role models: the landed gentry of 17th-century Europe.
The sophomores, in gratitude for his silence, called off hazing for the rest of the year and Cadet Marshall became the unquestioned leader of his class.
William Daroff, the vice president for public policy and director of the Washington office at the Jewish Federations of North America, which has helped lead efforts in support of the minute of silence, called Rogge's decision indefensible.
And behind the corruption, he discovered, was a litany of unwritten rules amounting to a pervasive acceptance of the wrongdoing, even among those not on the take — a code of silence, called the blue wall, which was corroding morale.
However, the majority regard Otsus as a way of pouring an abundance of cash into the province that that will end up in the hands of corrupt local politicians, and as a mechanism to silence calls for independence.
Silence calls us to let go.
In fact, when applied unreflectively, such interventions serve to hide oppressive social structures long in need of replacement, and by doing so silence calls for lasting changes in actual lived conditions.
