Sentence examples for Spate of calls from inspiring English sources

The next spate of calls came from anxious neighbors.

He has complained several times to state officials about the spate of calls that have made him distrustful of caller ID.

Over the last days, too, there has been a spate of calls in state news media for "rational" patriotism, such as some of these in the Global Times, which urged Chinese to "not turn to the dark side".

Alarmed by a spate of calls for Sunni protests, Kuwaiti police have banned all public meetings.More quietly, Saudi authorities have for months been harassing local Shia campaigners, arresting dozens and holding many for weeks at a time.

Police have also received a spate of calls from members of the public terrified by teenagers firing the frighteningly realistic-looking BB guns at each other on the streets.

In the wake of the incident, there were a spate of calls for referees to have microphones attached to their shirts in the same way as they are in rugby – with their deliberations broadcast publicly and recorded for future reference.

The pace of play does not figure to be helped by the recent spate of call-ins from viewers pointing out rules violations during telecasts.

Tolchin says he's had a spate of angry calls, outraged letters and canceled subscriptions.

I wish they'd all leave so I can make my usual midafternoon spate of personal calls.

A spate of 911 calls had come in to police almost simultaneously, he said, crediting officers with saving further lives through their actions at the scene.

During that stretch, the Nasdaq fell 7percentt or more on three days, producing front-page news that panicked some traders, as well as a spate of margin calls that forced some traders to sell.