Sentence examples for will call early from inspiring English sources

Many Trump-supporting states will call early.

It is now likely that Tsipras will call early elections and trigger a realignment of Greek politics.

In theory Sanchez could stay in power until mid-2020, but he has indicated he will call early elections — though hasn't said when.

After Baldwin asked why Deirdre had put the phone down when he'd called earlier, I slammed the door shut with my left hand and then slammed poor Annie against the door itself, leaving her shaken and shocked.

Rumours that he will call an early election may be unfounded but are a sign of growing tension.

Israeli general elections are scheduled for October 2013, but Mr. Netanyahu has made it known that if he cannot reach agreement with his coalition partners on what he calls a "responsible" budget within 10 days, he will call an early vote.

Investors believe turbulent market conditions will continue, with a government appeal against the high court ruling scheduled for next month, and some analysts weighing up the chances that Theresa May will call an early election to push ahead with Brexit.

Sure, it could be Florida or Ohio, but my guess is that the vote-counting is going to take a while in both of them, while Virginia will be a big enough Obama victory that the networks will call it early, just from exit polling.

Without fail, three weeks after the break-up, the former love of your life – who, at this point, is coming down and so is more pathetic than usual – will call you early on a Sunday morning and say they've made a terrible mistake.

The 5-7 a.m. show will be called "Early Start". Soledad O'Brien's 7-9 a.m. program will be titled "Starting Point". CNN will debut its new morning show led by host Soledad O'Brien on January 2 , 2012

However, it looks as though Netanyahu will have little choice but to call early elections.