Sentence examples for call calling from inspiring English sources

He recalls, "It got me mad, because we get one phone call a day, and I wasted the phone call calling — I think it was Netflix".

That was not nearly so bad as the net loss of $13.5 million, or 4 cents a share, in the comparable period a year ago, when more shares were outstanding, but well below an average estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call calling for net income of 9 cents a share.

Syed's attorney has also filed a new supplement: a fax cover sheet from phone company AT&T which explicitly states incoming calls cannot be used to determine the location of the cell phone receiving the call, calling into question the cell tower evidence that the state originally used against him.

When scammers obtain a list of numbers, they typically check to see if the numbers are legitimate, working phone numbers; their best confirmation is when you respond by picking up the call, calling back, or sending a text response.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk managed to freak out investors last Thursday by acting dismissively toward analysts during an earnings call, calling a question about the company's capital requirements "boring" and "bone-headed" and "not cool," a strange performance that seemed to lead to a slide in the shares' performance afterward.

Many Wall Street analysts and investors worry about Humira with one observer on this morning's call calling the drug both a "blessing and a curse". Humira, which faces its first patent expirations in 2016, accounts for half of AbbVie's revenue and 70percentt of company profits.

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If you say you are going to call, call.

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For an hour, he kept calling, calling.

"Art dealers want Russian money, are now calling, calling, asking me to buy paintings.