Sentence examples for to call with from inspiring English sources

Friends began to call with warnings.

They said to call with any questions.

They did not want to call with no news, and they did not want to call with bad news.

It's a tough match to call, with England out of sorts but claiming home advantage.

They don't wait for patients to call with problems or come in to emergency rooms.

This election is too close to call with Labour and the Tories running neck and neck.

The race here is too close to call, with perhaps a slight edge to Obama.

So far, the election result is too close to call with much confidence.

The match was too close to call with both wrestlers spilling from the ring simultaneously.

US citizens are also encouraged to call with fears or in order to get help.

"I had a list of people to call with a question mark next to Monica's name," she said.