Sentence examples for 1 calling from inspiring English sources
Matamisa, 39, was another sort of vigilante entirely, a leader of a group in Extension 1 calling itself the Comrades.
Stanton picked Bennett's Keeping On Keeping On as her tip for a possible No 1, calling it "good for us and good across the book trade.
In January, the Virginia House of Delegates, which Republicans control, passed a resolution, 98 to 1, calling on Congress to exempt Virginia and other states from the law's provisions.
We can systematically encode all definitions of primitive recursive functions of arity 1, calling them \(p_{1}, p_{2}, p_{3}\), and so on.
As darkness fell, the opposition National Salvation Front NSFF) released what it called "Revolution Statement 1", calling on protesters across Egypt to "maintain their peaceful [rallies] in all the squares and streets and villages and hamlets of the country... until the last of this dictatorial regime falls".
The 27-year-old "Girls" star took to Twitter on Feb. 1, calling Farrow "courageous" and stood up for women who have been sexually abused.
Compass, the leftwing thinktank, today publishes its "Plan B+1", calling for policies, including green investment, to rebuild the economy.
The publication of the National Academy of Sciences NAS National Research Council NRC(Nreportport in February 2009 [ 1] calling for improvements in forensic science in the United States has been felt around the world.
This does not suggest that one should never call back 9-1-1; calling back with further information is always helpful and can provide you an opportunity to find out where exactly the ambulance is without upsetting anyone.
Skylar, 9, called herself impressed.
