Sentence examples for take time to call from inspiring English sources
She did, however, take time to call out businessman Donald Trump, the frontrunner in the Republican presidential primary race.
Don't jump to conclusions, but take time to call them friends.
Sandy again took time to call and thank me.
TSN actual-insider Darren Dreger was so offended by this narrative, he took time to call him out, citing Penguins GMM Ray Shero as his source.
Make it a point to stay in touch with your friends and family, taking time to call and see them regularly.
It's essentially a mini-interview, so make sure your son or daughter doesn't rush into the call and takes time to calm down.
But, each day gets a little easier, and each day I become a little more relaxed, clear-minded, and introspective as I take time to enjoy this journey called life and define what it means to be successful.
This will all take time to organize, so do your homework, call around, set up some appointments with the department head, and discuss your options.
As a national finance co-chair for Romneys 2008 campaign, Whitman has taken time to cold call prospective contributors, host a $2,300- a-head fundraiser for him at the Burlingame Hyatt Regency on March 14 and hammer out details of a Salesforce.com application called Com-Mitt to help the campaign manage fundraising.
"He didn't even take the time to call her and say we need to talk" before making his announcement, Mr. Taggart said, noting that in business such behavior would signal "a lack of relationship management skills".
Or take this time to call your cousin or someone whom you haven't talked to in a long time.
