Sentence examples for sudden call from inspiring English sources

It is a dangerous practice that could unintentionally silence an officer's sudden call for help.

The best that can be said for Bush's sudden call for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage is that, on some level, he seems ashamed of it.

His warmth — or the evidence of his fierce wish for it — was everywhere, in the books strewn on his desk, or the drawings on the wall, or a sudden call to his wife, Beth.

With many cities now preoccupied with other crushing costs — pension obligations, retiree health care, accumulated unpaid bills — a sudden call to honor a long-forgotten bond guarantee can be a bolt from the blue, precipitating a crisis.

Peter Atherton, an equity analyst at Liberum Capital, is surprised by the sudden call for more capacity and questions how much can be conjured up at such short notice.

But to stay as mobile as possible in case of a sudden call to another team, he chose to rent: the headboard and clothes dresser in the bedroom; a spare wood table with four metal chairs in the dining room; and the L-shaped leather living-room sofa with a coffee table/ottoman.

So far, they have worked with almost 400 houses and are continually installing lights in new buildings and removing them in others when they get sudden calls that a house is set to be demolished or has been purchased.

It wasn't until John received a sudden phone call in the early hours of the morning that he learnt of Bowie's death.

Then, all of a sudden, the call to prayer breaks the silence before dawn, and night slips into morning.

All of a sudden the call for gun control -- shouted down by the NRA -- makes sense again.

According to three people with knowledge of Heartland's campaign, the surprise ad comparing Unabomber Ted Kaczynski to advocates of reducing greenhouse gases prompted a sudden conference call last Friday between the board and the group's president, Joe Bast.