Sentence examples for call in question from inspiring English sources

More troubling, the most common call in question — which player knocked the ball out of bounds?

The phone call in question was taped by Clemens without McNamee's knowledge.

At a meeting with lawyers for Mr. Cuban, the S.E.C. later provided telephone records of the call in question.

In Britain, DiYists have done much to put issues of animal welfare on the political agenda and probably more than anybody else to call in question the country's once politically impregnable road-building programme.

This will allow consumers to choose whether they want to take the call in question, and make it easier for the ICO to investigate and take action, the DCMS said.

He had been despatched by the KGB to call in question the information given by another source, Anatoly Golitsin, to divert his leads, to clear the Soviet Union of complicity in Kennedy's murder and (Angleton's wild head piling suspicion on suspicion) to work towards the destruction of the United States.Mr Nosenko had his odd sides, undoubtedly.

He rewrote the constitution and reached out to the masses in a weekly television program on the state channel in which the public was invited to call in questions.

Deliver it your own way, and follow it with a live, nationally televised call-in question and answer program.

In early June of 1993, as Dingell was taking call-in questions on a Detroit radio station, he suddenly found Hillary on the line.

He has visited nearly all of Uganda's 45 districts and recently has spent hours on radio programs answering call-in questions.

Even before Mr. Khatami's election, newspapers and journals began to use humor, call-in questions-and-answers and editorials written in code to question the way the country was being run.