Sentence examples for call bonds from inspiring English sources

The defense said Tuesday that it might call Bonds to the witness stand, but that did not happen, either.

With a congressional committee in Washington DC also primed to call Bonds to testify before them, having his achievements diminished or excised from the record book may be the least of his troubles.

I call bonds with such long horizons and uncertain revenue "musical-chair bonds".

When yields hit their lowest levels ever, we call bonds priced at those yields intermediate-term bubbles.

It may seem obvious to those who call Bond Street home.

Bonds also offer somewhat more flexibility, as investors can use what tax planners call "bond swaps" to take losses in corporate or municipal bonds.

"Would we call bond issuers and ask them what the valuation of their bonds was and take that?" asked Robert Lewis, A.I.G.'s chief risk officer, in a message in January 2008.

Now that's what we call #bonding. .

O'Brien and Hershiser were superior to Joe Morgan and the insufferable Chris Berman in calling Bonds's games.

In this context, calling bonds or loans "credit" simply aligns with the perspective, and financial fluency, of the reader.

President George W. Bush also called Bonds the next day to congratulate him.