Sentence examples for you should phone from inspiring English sources
"We're not suggesting, 'Don't worry about the dinner party, nip down to KFC.' You should phone in for a takeaway if you really can't muster something up".
If you don't want to receive uninvited telemarketing faxes, you should phone the fax preference service (FPS) (Tel: 0845 07020702).
Asked if he thought the broadcast was entirely honest, given that he is presented as an ordinary family, he said: 'Obviously I think it is, but if you have any questions about that you should phone the party.' Nicola Sturgeon, deputy leader of the SNP, accused Labour of trying to hoodwink voters.
If you see someone who is in immediate danger you should phone the police on 999.
In a business setting, you should phone your lawyer first and your PR counselor second.
He said, "It's funny you should phone because I'm listening to some tracks of yours and maybe we should meet".
It's, like... 'you should phone [provincial AIDS service provider] or somebody, and talk to them.' He did... (Zelda, FN, Female) It took Sam six months before he was ready to see a physician: [Aboriginal organization] gave me a referral.
Guests should phone ahead.
You should not phone his boss.
You should never phone my mate Chris on his mobile unless it is urgent.
This does not mean you should not phone help for a person who needs it.
