Sentence examples for call describes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller, who is so busy that he limited an interview to a 15-minute phone call, describes himself as a zealous advocate, because, he says, that is exactly what his clients want and expect when they hire him.

Apparently, Molly's is the name of an Irish pub that Stone went to in France and the song, a slow-dub, crusty siren call, describes meeting a boy in there.

BORDER TOWN describes a BURG on the grid's border, turning A TON/NIX/ARE/LEN into BATON/UNIX/RARE/GLEN. MARGIN CALL describes the umpire's call "SAFE" on the grid's margin, turning OLD/GEE/LED/ERIE into SOLD/AGEE/FLED/EERIE. FRINGE BENEFIT describes a job PERK on the grid's fringe, turning ONCE/MAILS/APT/NEE into PONCE/EMAILS/RAPT/KNEE.

The call describes the "Free Palestine" session as "an historic opportunity for people from all over the world to stand up where governments have failed".

Potential participants are mailed an introductory letter and contacted one week later by the study coordinator who states the purpose of the call, describes how they were chosen and asks for verbal consent to proceed with a short interview.

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

"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.

One characteristic vocalization is a two note call, described as "chip-chee, accented on the second syllable" (Raffaele et al. 1998).

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

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