Sentence examples for call described from inspiring English sources

In a second phone call, described as acrimonious, he made clear his decision was final.

Several people on the conference call described the executives' enthusiasm as unprecedented and were consequently surprised by the decision to leave the forecast intact.

Buttafuoco, speaking during a conference call, described what happened at Vermont as a very difficult situation that, unfortunately, exists on many college campuses.

One recipient of a call described it as push-polling -- a technique disavowed by reputable pollsters in which a caller claims to be doing a survey but asks loaded questions.

"We've received reports that ZANU-PF will force people to vote on Friday and also take action against those who refuse to vote," Mr. McGee said in a conference call described by the State Department.

The Minnesota Democrat, Christopher Shoff, a commissioner in Freeborn County, said the automated call described Mr. Obama as putting "Hollywood above America" because he attended a fund-raiser in Beverly Hills hours after the federal government seized control of the insurance giant American International Group.

"The Accidental President" and "Too Close to Call" describe the identical period and use much of the same material.

'Swatting' involves placing a fake emergency call describing a crime taking place at the home of an unsuspecting victim.

"Affiliate income is six times as much as advertising by now," Mr. Kelly said in a phone call, describing the revenue at Cool Tools.

The Architectural Record paid a call, describing a walnut fold-down counter with concealed lighting as "an urbane bar for people of quiet habits".

Towards the end of the play, Skilling has his famous altercation on a conference call, describing a questioner who asked for balance sheet details as an "asshole".