Sentence examples for call marks from inspiring English sources

Turkish officials retort that the prime minister's call marks the first time any Turkish leader has invited international debate of Turkey's past, albeit a purely academic one.

The congressman's public call marks a turning point in a relationship that began when he and Mr. Rowland served together as state representatives in the early 1980s.

A plaque on the corner of Carrer Marlet and Arc de Sant Ramón del Call marks the place that was the heart of the Call, or Jewish quarter, on the Rambla side of the Palau de la Generalitat.

The call marks a change in policy for the Tories, who had previously stopped short of calling on the government to sign up to a convention that would allow women and children rescued from captivity a leave of stay in the UK.

The call marks the first step in an effort that aims to return more than 700,000 students to schools over the next two months, and even more by the start of the new academic year in September.

The theme is written in a call-and-response format, with the call marked mezzo-forte and the choral reply pianissimo.

It includes every internet and mobile phone transaction you undertake, every location will be filed, every meeting noted, every website indexed and every call marked.

The frog's smooth skin and its unique call mark it out as different from any of the other frogs in the region, and researchers are unsure how it came to look like it did.

THE plaintive final public appearance of Zhao Ziyang on Tiananmen Square on May 19th 1989 was the curtain call marking the end of a power struggle that had been raging for weeks around the squalid encampment of student protesters in central Beijing.

According to TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber, the BCC's call marked "a decisive break from the Treasury line".

Previously pilots were faced with a screen resolution that was inferior to what they call "mark one eyeball" - the human eye.