Sentence examples for and later calling from inspiring English sources

That would be a little like the Houston heart surgeon Michael DeBakey giving a second opinion to a colleague under pressure to operate and later calling it a routine thank you note.

She took great pride in the proposal, noting that the union had pored over the details for months and later calling it one the most "thoughtful and reflective" proposals of her career.

Iran immediately responded with fury, first denying the move, and later calling Russia's move as a publicizing tactic and "betrayal of trust".

In Mombasa, demonstrations were organized against the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) research center in Kilifi, a center for HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, and later calling for the closure of KEMRI: 'how can a state institution be involved on the pretext of providing counseling services to these criminals?' (23).

The parents and child made a hasty exit and later called to apologize.

Ms. Davis fired him from her jail cell three months later, and later called his representation "disgraceful".

In 1986, President Ronald Reagan ordered the bombing of Tripoli and later called Colonel Qaddafi a "mad dog of the Middle East".

(The boat, derided locally as Fulton's Folly, was registered as the North River Steamboat and later called the Clermont).

A neighbor saw Mr. Muarry leave the house that night and later called fire marshals, the authorities said.

On one of his leaves he kissed her, and later called her from San Francisco saying, "I love you, Vanessa..

To his credit, Mr. McCain scolded a radio host who repeatedly referred to "Barack Hussein Obama" and later called him a Manchurian candidate.