Sentence examples for use it to call from inspiring English sources

Politicians who speak alarmingly of the threat to the US from the bloodshed on its southern border, and use it to call for tighter immigration controls, are often the ones who most strongly oppose even the most minimal new measures to stem the flow of weapons.

(I'm an admitted cell phone user in Olympic National Park, but I use it to call for dinner reservations).

I can use it to call reservations and try to get moved to an earlier or later flight.

"You could have hidden a transmitter," he said, "and you could use it to call for help".

It's not that there's anything wrong with my ability to communicate: I have a cell phone, but I only use it to call out.

Gordon Brown and health secretary Alan Johnson claim that Staffordshire is an isolated incident; doubtless they will use it to call for yet more public sector reform.

I used it to call the rental agent, who guided me to my destination".

He used it to call on the Turnbull government to adopt Labor's $8.1bn in savings over the forward estimates.

When Kababish, a restaurant across the street, caught fire about eight years ago, he used it to call the Fire Department, he said.

As Jack says mournfully about her approach: "It was about filing stories on your phone instead of using it to call rewrite.

The US president, Barack Obama, used it to call on China to stop reclaiming lands in the disputed territory of the South China Sea.