Sentence examples for will call time from inspiring English sources

Labour will call time on flawed franchising with a speedy review of the whole system".

Lewis Moody will call time on a 14-year-long stint with Leicester in the summer after the England flanker agreed a three-year contract with Bath.

He promised: "We will call time on the tycoon tax dodgers and make sure everyone pays a fair level of tax.

Somewhere in the region of 4,000 of the UK's 50,000 pubs will call time for the last time this year.

This year Matt Kenseth (the 2003 series champion), Dale Earnhardt Jr (Nascar's most popular driver) and Danica Patrick (its iconic female trailblazer) will call time.

It will call time on Andy Carroll's injury-hit time in east London, with somewhere in Major League Soccer looking like a realistic destination.

Few media will outright call time on this and others will continue to grant the bloodless "both sides" pablum that allows this cancer to spread across the body politic.

Rooney, who insists he will never call time on his England career, said: "It's so difficult when you're coming up to 30, to start planning the next four years.

I won't go so far as to call for the Balkanization of the company into Microsoft Mobile, PC, and Enterprise companies nor will I call time of death.

But we will have to call time for now.

Charlotte Green, the former BBC Radio 4 newsreader, will call full time on male domination of Saturday afternoon scores when she steps behind the microphone for the first time on 28 September.