Sentence examples for the decisive call from inspiring English sources

Unable to control themselves right after the decisive call, the American players stormed Referee Peter Prendergast of Jamaica and had to be restrained.

As the boat shuddered under the burden of the heavy dredges dragging along the sea floor, he predicted that the environmental community would make the decisive call.

These disputes don't require legal decision-makers; they require a professional to help the parents make good decisions for their kids, and even sometimes an umpire to make the final decisive call.

Should he be offered the job, and should he have the heart for it, Southgate will have the chance to make a decisive call.

But most fans still believe that Chirac made the decisive phone call.

That's all good and dandy, but the Europeans may soon have to make a decisive call on substance rather than management.

There's not enough information to make such a decisive call".

WASHINGTON, D.C. ― Across the country (and world) women and their allies answered President Donald Trump's inauguration with a decisive call to action.

The scorecards made for bizarre reading, with one declaring Pacquiao the winner by five points, another giving Márquez the victory by the same margin, and the decisive third calling it a draw.

If the perfect image captures what the photographer Henri calledr-Bresson called the decisive moment, then Questlove is intrigued by what might be called the indecisive ones.

I do try to orchestrate framing and composition as much as possible during that split second of harmony that we call the decisive moment, but the most important thing that goes on in my head at the time I fire the shutter is not the camera or the visual, but my emotional connection to the experience or other human being in front of me.