• Calls cost 36p a minute cheap rate, 48p at all other times.
• If you wish to be added to the mailing list, please give me a call on the number above.
• Andrew Walker telephoned this morning, and would like you to return his call as soon as possible.
• I've started to get cold calls from phone dealerships offering me free upgrades for my phone.
• Placing blind calls isn't entirely futile, insists Mr. Sobeck, who guesses that one out of 40 or 50 calls turns up a lead.
• Cold calling is an effective sales tactic if it's done properly.
• A cold-caller mistakenly called the company's boss.
• Regular courtesy calls are made to ensure the client is happy with the work and the conduct of employees.
• Are most of your toll calls instate or out?
• He made a call for private companies to offer up to 25% of their shares to workers' co-operatives.
• a strike call
• I'll pay a call on our supplier later this week.
• There are $200 million in bearer bonds still outstanding, held by people who did not hear about a call.
• Ladbroke's said that under the terms of the cash call, it plans to issue 216 million new ordinary shares at 220p each.
• Overdrafts to customers are often granted for a few days or weeks. Some loans to other financial institutions may be loans at call.
• The company is raising £155 million from the first call of 225p a share.
• The firm clearing his account issued a $22 million margin call, which he didn't meet.
• Total options volume was 33,000, with puts at 19,000 outnumbering calls.
• Buy or don't buy - it's your call.
— see also yield to call• The company made a judgment call in proceeding with the project.
There are mixed opinions on the ethicality of cold-calling, many counties have put forward legislation restricting this practice.