Sentence examples for to calling up from inspiring English sources
Nervously emailing agents about properties I like has given way to calling up as I try to steal a march.
"The prince's actions are akin to calling up a publisher and saying I want all books to have happy endings or saying to the Guardian, I don't like colour photography, let's go back to sepia".
Mostly, though, as the title indicates, it's a song about the draft, written soon after President Jimmy Carter had reintroduced selective service registration – the precursor to calling up adult males to the armed forces – in response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
But like the Senegalese, the Atlas Lions have used their period in the international wilderness to come back as a far stronger unit - partly thanks to calling up talented dual nationals from the large Moroccan communities in Europe, such as Youssef El Arabi (France), Oussama Assaidi and Mbark Boussoufa (both Holland).
What can the buttons be programmed to do? Plenty of stuff on the native side — from switching on the phone's LED light to shortcutting to the torch function, to calling up a predefined contact or sending a pre-written SMS, to acting as a dedicated camera key.
In Afghanistan, the United States has used 10 commanders without finding a true 'closer.' The bullpen got so depleted that they have to resort to calling up knuckleballers from minor league squads in Somalia, Yemen, Honduras, and Congo.
was to call up Bernie Baruch.
You have to call up and ask.
You say "O.K., Glass" to call up the menu.
Hodgson is content not to call up a replacement.
