Sentence examples for to send a call from inspiring English sources

Last year, a team led by biochemist Jack Dixon of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, reported that YopJ blocks two signaling pathways that the macrophage activates to send a call for help to the immune system's B and T cells (Science, 17 September 1999, p. 1920).

That type of brand advertising via text message — as opposed to sending a call to action, like a coupon — is new, said Mr. Gelb of Razorfish.

The service provider should ask the women and/or girls about the time that she would like to have a call, e.g., if she prefers to call rather than receiving a call or if she would prefer to send a missed call to the service provider when she feels safe.

Luckily, the crew managed to send a distress call.

Under GMDSS, anyone on board a ship in distress merely has to press a button to send a distress call containing the vessel's identification number and its precise location there is no need for a skilled Morse operator.

Later — or rather earlier, since most of the story flashes back from that moment of fatalism, eight days into his ordeal — he tries to send a distress call over the radio and tosses a few epithets at his fate.

Goldwyn had coined the famous dictum, "If you want to send a message, call Western Union" in the Pre-Code era.

He quotes the line attributed to MGM head Sam Goldwyn years ago: If you want to send a message, call Western Union.

It said the captain and other staff made an "inadequate response" to the situation, including failing to send a signal calling for rescue.

To send an urgent call to action worldwide around this chronic situation, the U.K. Government's Department for International Development UK Aidd) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation hosted the "London Summit on Family Planning".

"I'm going to send a wake-up call to the team," Sather said.