“call in”簡單造句，call in造句子

They had to call in an Armenian woman with her own supply of milk. This woman suckled the child.

Then, as a final resort, call in the dogs and falcons, and start blasting away with a shotgun before another unfortunate pilot cooks his goose.

Years of experience and data analysis on various areas of web design most often provide the web designer with the knowledge and ample ammunition to make the right call in these situations.

If necessary, you might call in sick.

Now let's dissect a typical partial rendering call in the context of a sample page.

Ryan Seacrest of " American Idol" is hosting next month's Emmy ceremony, but viewers still won't be able to call in and pick the winners.

Arranging to receive a fake threatening phone call in the office and then pleading, within earshot of as many people as possible, "Don't tell my wife. If she finds out, this will kill her."

I'll call in the morning and set up an appointment to see him.

Agape is God's love and God is defined as love, and that involves what I call in the chapter in the first volume, "the divine bestow".

Motivational Memo: Greatest security is often found within what most people call insecurity.

And I will call in Uriah the priest and Zechariah son of Jeberekiah as reliable witnesses for me.

The international space station had a close call in late June, when an unidentified object came within 1, 100 feet but caused no damage; astronauts were preemptively evacuated to emergency spacecraft.

Also in this table are a couple of simplification functions that encapsulate the kernel functions in table 2 (requiring a single call instead of multiple calls).

We make the static call in Listing 7.

Maybe the person just sat on their phone—which explains why some industry insiders call inadvertent dialing "butt calls."

We had better call in a specialist at this critical moment.

So here's what I've finally concluded: Geothermal was the right call in terms of finding an alternative to oil or gas boilers to heat the house, since we're in New England.

For example, if someone answers a phone call in the meeting room then gently usher them out so that their conversation does not disrupt the retrospective.