Sentence examples for admissions calling from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the prosecution tried to flesh out some of Mr. Mohamed's admissions, calling an operatic cast of witnesses, some of whom had known Mr. Mohamed for as long as 14 years.

The dean of admissions called Ms. Mitchell immediately.

To give to the clinician a pragmatic, powerful, and easy-to-use tool, we created a prognostic score at ICU admission, called "three-variable prognosis score" to predict 28-day mortality.

Two variables were then described: (i) the colonization of patients or tap water samples on the previous day (called previous patient/tap water colonization pressure); and (ii) the number of patients or tap water samples colonized since the patient's admission (called cumulative patient/tap water colonization pressure).

Albert Dixon III, 18, thought he was dreaming when he was awakened at 7 on a March morning by an admissions officer calling from Williams College.

The authors found no relationship between hospital admission rates and inappropriate admission rates, calling into question the common assumption that areas with higher hospital use have more inappropriate use of hospital care.

The best approach to finding out how schools on your college list handle early applications is to go to their individual admissions websites and/or call admissions offices directly.

One admissions administrator called Recourse for support after an aggressive call.