Sentence examples for call built from inspiring English sources

With man coverage underneath, Washington's Cover 2 Man Under defense was really a safe call built to limit the potential for a big play.

With $1.8 million from a county industrial bond, backed by cash flow from his gas stations, Call built a truck stop on 20 acres at Ogden.

If she bought the stock for $500,000 and it's worth $2 million when she dies, there's $1.5 million of appreciation, or what tax geeks call "built in" or "unrealized" gain.

If she bought it for $500,000 and it's worth $2 million when she dies, there's $1.5 million of appreciation, or what tax geeks call "built in" or "unrealized" gain.

It was engineered from the very start as a viral project in vitro meat to follow the (at that time recent) Google Burger; a perfect visual imitation of (90% of) 2013/2014 tech startup web design; an absurd Twitter call built into the structure of the campaign.

The absence of major call accumulation would be encouraging for the bulls, while alarm bells should go off if you see a call build similar to that which occurred following February expiration.

The whole call builds to the hysterical "I'm going to kill myself, I'm going to kill myself" and understandably so.

It's called Built Ecology, and that's part of a global practice around high-performance buildings.

Both callers will need to be connected using AT&T's newer LTE network and have newer phones with wideband calling built in.

Berkeley's green point system was developed by a nonprofit group called Built It Green and adopted by the city government.

Within a decade, Mr. Dyer and other New York "outlaws," as they were called, built their own libraries, amassing reels upon reels of film to be sold to the studios.