Sentence examples for call circles from inspiring English sources

"I do not have time to prepare my holiday," said Olivier Clauzel, office facilities manager at the pharmaceutical company Sanofi, which offers Circles to employees in Paris and sales representatives around France. "So I call Circles and tell them I would love to go to the beach, but where I won't have jet lag and that will be fun for my three children".

Every few hours, a cry would go up, and the tribe would gather for an adult version of what kindergartners call Circle Time: everyone holding hands and exchanging expressions of self-conscious wonder.

The Holacratic system is grounded in small cells of people called Circles.

Many Google+ users have raved about Google's similar feature, called Circles, which does pretty much the same thing.

The 5th, called "Circles", deals with sex, status, & professional agressiveness in the Abstract Expressionist set in N.Y.

I recently spent a day in Boston at a company called Circles, the ultimate icing on the work-life cake.

The service offers a feature called Circles that allows people to categorize others into groups: friends, acquaintances, co-workers, long-lost uncles.

I didn't realise Podemos had a London branch – all branches are called circles, or "circulos" – until I met Sirio Canós Donnay at a Compass meeting.

The great northern forest, as it is sometimes called, circles the globe, below the polar regions and above the temperate hardwood forests.

Podemos portrays itself as giving a voice to the ordinary citizens consulted on the internet or through hundreds of spontaneous assemblies called "circles".

And PhotoCircle lets you bump phones to transfer photos using shared albums called "Circles".