Sentence examples for Disastrous call from inspiring English sources

Still, HSBC's victory on America and Europe was undermined by their disastrous call on Japan.

A few weeks later during the legislative elections, Hollande's partner, the Paris Match journalist Valérie Trierweiler, 48, made a disastrous call.

With the Bledisloe Cup on the line, it turned out to be a disastrous call with the All Blacks thumping the Wallabies 41-13.

The jersey: Wearing a jersey in a stadium or even in your own living room arena can be a disastrous call at worst -- if, say, you're wearing the logo of Uruguay and find yourself surrounded by Costa Rica partisans.

In between a plug for "The Apprentice" and boasts about his disastrous calls with heads of allied states, he made some less-noticed policy news.

Then, in a clear effort to separate Mr. Bush's approach from President Jimmy Carter's politically disastrous calls for household austerity during the energy crises of the late 1970's, it adds: "Our country has met many great tests.

called Australia's ambassador to the United States Thursday morning to do damage control after President Donald Trump's disastrous recent call with the country's prime minister. .

WASHINGTON ― Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). called Australia's ambassador to the United States Thursday morning to do damage control after President Donald Trump's disastrous recent call with the country's prime minister.

The addiction inspired the Bleacher Report website to embark on a potentially disastrous item call The Comparison.

If you have spent much time in a certain kind of church, the fires in Southern California six of them, of various disastrous sizes may call to mind the admonitions often heard from pulpits, always backed up bountifully by evidence from the news, that our planet's days are drawing to a close.

Something could have happened after the disastrous earnings call with analysts.