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31. O all now call at the 15 meter-deep port, some with fully-loaded next-generation vessels.

32. He would call at the house at random times to see if he could catch his wife in compromising circumstances.

33. I shall take time out to call at Aurae Phiala.

34. The lighting engineer boosts his ￡15,000 basic pay with bonuses for being on call at Newcastle upon Tyne all through the night.

35. Because of the six-hour time difference between Washington and Hawaii, Barr received the call at 6 a. m. at his home.

36. If you think money is going to be tight, call at your Midland branch for a chat.

37. They sit in Montreal making decisions and they've never heard a train's call at night across the prairie.

38. There are four physiotherapists on call at the sports injury clinic.

39. Before we had received a reply, Fitzroy Maclean chanced to call at my office.

40. The 49ers screwed up a penalty call at the end of the fourth quarter.

41. A team of master map-makers had reason to call at the Land Registery centre in Birkenhead but they couldn't find it.

42. So don't hesitate to call at your local branch and discuss matters if you want to increase your borrowing.

43. During their seven-day marathon, the riders will call at nature reserves, country parks and sites where wildlife is under threat.

44. Telemarketers always seem to call at the most inopportune moments.

45. Those pesky salesmen always call at dinner time.

46. You can make a call at telephone box.

47. We will call at a more seemly time.

48. You can make a call at the telephone booth.

49. Doctor Liu is on call at all times.

50. I asked for a wake-up call at 6.30 a.m.

51. Officers responded to a robbery call at the main branch of the Wells Fargo Bank across from the Yuma Police Station around 1:30 p.m. Saturday.

52. A : Mr. Keller , may I call at your home sometime the week?

53. All boys will attend roll - call at 9 o'clock.

54. Could I have an alarm call at 5.30 tomorrow, please?

54. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

55. I must call at the library to give back this book.

56. I'll call at his office on the chance of seeing him before he leaves.

57. She asked him to call at Brown's Hotel to see her daughter.

58. I will call at six o 'clock, if that is all right to you.

59. We know she was on a teleconference call at that time.

60. Excuse me, can I have a wake - up call at seven tomorrow morning?