Sentence examples for time calls on from inspiring English sources

"But time calls on everyone and I think it's nearly up for me".

"Bob spends as much time calling on customers as he does working on IBM's supply chain," says Murray Mitchell, the vice president who runs the supply-chain practice in IBM Business Consulting Services, part of IBM's $36.3 billion Global Services unit.

Schiff, the unknown challenger, has had to spend more time calling on friendly PAC directors.

Even though he spent most of his time calling on like-minded leaders of the European New Right, such as Alain de Benoist, he loathed his time there.

Having already had time called on his marriage to Madonna, the film-maker Guy Ritchie has narrowly avoided last orders also being served on his London pub.

Those in the opposition who called for abstention in past elections (claiming that the electoral authority was not impartial) have this time called on their supporters to vote, whereas in the chavista camp, there are signs of apathy.

Time called on Liverpool brewery.

Last year he spent a lot of time calling on customers and prospects, meeting with roughly 3,000 chief information officers worldwide (mainly through roundtables) and is on track to exceed that number this year.

Animal rights groups at the time called on members of the public to protest at Soviet embassies.

Meanwhile, the Times calls on the government to be more open than ever in divulging its intelligence.

Murdoch's Times called on its readers to back Remain while stablemate the Sun backed Brexit.