Sentence examples for call conveyed from inspiring English sources

Each call conveyed a message about the risk of our mother's heart failing, and information about the treatment plan.

Reeder claimed his lay of Skip Of Colour was borne of form study; the panel found it was the result of a timely phone call conveying inside information.

GBD2010 sends out a clarion call, conveying a message of which governments need to take note [3].

As a fledgling physician more than two decades ago, I was taught that the practices of returning phone calls, conveying test results, accommodating emergency appointments and coordinating care with other doctors when needed constituted basic good medical practice and humane medical care.

Scandinavia House, as it is called, conveys some of the different traits and qualities of Scandinavian architecture and design, both modern and traditional, especially when you factor in its densely packed inaugural exhibition of work by the region's young designers.

My colleague's tone took on what we in Philly would call "ateetoode," conveying a sense that he was right and anyone who differed from his point of view was wrong.

Equipped with bulbous beige heads, elf-like ears, and large pupil-less eyes, Nicole Watt's creatures (or Echoes as she prefers to call them) convey a harrowing sadness and weariness simply through body language and eye expressions.

This result confirms findings on barn swallows (Hirundo rustica) [ 24] and tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolour) [ 3], showing that call duration conveys information about nestlings' hunger.

Friends and relatives called to convey the prayers they wanted answered in Mecca.

The nephew called to convey a message to the girl: "Tell her I'm stuck.

The White House publicly defended him, and aides to the president said Mr. Obama called to convey his support.