Sentence examples for unhappy call from inspiring English sources

When a container ship arrives in the United States with a half-million Tweety Bird shirts for Disney stores that look like cheap knockoffs because they are the wrong shade of yellow, it is the sourcing company, not the factory, that will get the unhappy call, he said.

Then a colleague, slightly frantic and unhappy, calls on the telephone to inform the participant that the boss is corrupt.

Visa was unhappy, calling it ambush marketing, even though such attacks usually involve the unexpected appearance of an advertisement by a competitor, like MasterCard or American Express.

But as we settled in for a visit a few weeks after the reopening, a list of missing items and a series of unhappy calls to the front desk added up.

The mean of the communication weights of the unhappy areas calling and receiving calls to/from other unhappy areas is statistically significantly different from the mean communication weights of the unhappy areas communicating with happy areas ((p ll0.00001)).

People remain permanently unhappy to call them by their dictionary name.

"These unhappy times call for the building of plans that rest upon the forgotten, the unorganized but the indispensable units of economic power, for plans... that build from the bottom up and not from the top down, that put their faith once more in the forgotten man at the bottom of the economic pyramid".

Enter a restlessly unhappy giant called Trinity Mirror.

He was unhappy with calls made against his team and the disparity in free-throw attempts.

An unhappy voice called from Skewers Real Charcoal BBQ Kebabs: "Prince Willy come and get your Turkish kebab".

"I received more very unhappy phone calls from viewers than I have in a very long time," Ms. Walters said.