Sentence examples for call clearance from inspiring English sources

And not just anywhere, but at the mother of all mall stores, Neiman Marcus's Last Call clearance center, in Grapevine, Tex.

The original walls were nothing more than a heap of stone that was cleared from the land so farmers could plant; they're what I call clearance walls.

This Last Call clearance center turned out to be a true, out-of-city experience; it went from hellish to heaven with a swipe of my new credit card.

"They decide the radius in which you can play the film before another theater is playing it and if a movie company is hot for you to play the film because they think your theater's right for it, they may give you what's called clearance," Mr. Gorlick said.

They imposed stringent restrictions on the use of firepower and called for clearance before any firing on civilian areas.

In the late 1950s, what was then called "slum clearance" swept much of the area for the construction of the apartment blocks now there, which New York University soon took over.

The volume at top dead centre (VTDC) is the volume occupied when the piston is closest to the cylinder head; the distance between the piston face and cylinder head at VTDC is called the clearance.

From the outset, a few scientists questioned whether what the group described was really drug resistance or should instead be called "slow clearance" of the parasite and some even accused the Mahidol group of crying wolf.

Between 1962 and 1970, city officials took the land and demolished Africville residents' homes, businesses, and a church in a process city documents called "slum clearance".

Afghan forces surrounded the city of 300,000 on Tuesday and began what officials called a "clearance operation," after U.S. warplanes carried out at least one airstrike against the insurgents in the morning.

Respiratory epithelium is lined with cilia that perform an integrated and coordinated mechanism called mucociliary clearance.