Sentence examples for unable to call for from inspiring English sources
Unable to call for help because the satellite phone they carried was broken, they quickly became disorientated as their raft drifted further out to sea.
Three days after that, Forsythe's husband Pete came home to find his wife lying on the sofa, shaking, unable to call for help.
A woman was stabbed to death by her abusive former partner after police seized her mobile phone, leaving her unable to call for help.
In the two years Mrs. Branch has had the system, she has fallen three times and been stuck once in the bathtub, each time unable to call for help without it.
A satellite connection was critical when an employee, Rheal Groux, had an attack of appendicitis and the lodge owners were unable to call for help by radio because there was no signal.
Verizon plans to erect 11 cellphone towers near the Adirondack Northway to fill the service gap along a remote stretch where a Brooklyn motorist crashed and froze to death in January, unable to call for help.
Nightmares in this more archaic sense consisted of being: (1) paralyzed except for your eyes (2) oppressed (or feeling a weight on your chest) (3) mute (i.e. unable to call out for help) These three experiences all took place while you were clearly awake and, not surprisingly, also led to strong feelings of terror.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger had originally hoped to have Wilshere back after the international break, but last week Wenger confirmed that he would be unable to call on Wilshere for the weekend visit of Stoke after suffering a further issue in his recovery.
The Scottish FA submitted paperwork to Fifa in May but has not received authorisation from world football's governing body and McLeish has been unable to call on the winger for next week's friendly against South Africa.
The Dockers are also unable to call on draftee Shane Yarran for round one, but Lyon remains confident of a strong showing against a Bulldogs outfit who exceeded all expectations last year in claiming a finals berth for the first time since 2010.
Eating enough carbohydrates is crucial for almost any activity -- regardless of the fitness level of the athlete -- especially if the exerciser has low body fat and is unable to call upon fat reserves for energy.
