Sentence examples for be called at a from inspiring English sources

In comments that suggest an inquiry may be called at a later date, Cameron said the criminal investigation must "happen first".

"The Eddie," named for a well-known Hawaiian surfer and lifeguard, is an invitation-only event held when the surf is at its fiercest — in its 25-year history, it has been held only seven times, the last in 2004 — and can be called at a moment's notice.

Prerefunded means the bond can be called at a specific point a few years before the maturity date-say, in 2005 for a bond due in 2010.

Estimate what the title of the work you would be doing would be called at a full-time equivalent and browse the range provided.

This function is called at a fixed rate by a interrupt service routine.

He was self-conscious when it was called at a doctor's office.

The meeting was called at a high level and chaired by the prime minister, Hage Geingob, indicating that Swapo is serious about this.

Now it takes a day-and-a-half, thanks to an upgrade of the Friendship Highway, as the China-Nepal road is called, at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Generally bonds are callable over several years and normally are called at a slight premium.

Indeed, another team of researchers, including Glover, reported earlier this month their 2010 discovery of a natural whale-fall, as these skeletons are called, at a depth of 1444 meters in the Southern Ocean.

Differential genes were called at a 2-fold difference and p < 0.2 in a Student t test (among three biological replicates for both 2i and serum).