Sentence examples for call of one from inspiring English sources

Again, this is just an assumption, based on circumstantial evidence and the call of one analyst.

It uses electronic sounds and a recording from the mobile phone call of one of the hijacked passengers to a loved one.

Individuals of the two species may be nearly the same size but are easily distinguished by voice: usually the greater yellowlegs gives a clear three-note whistle; the lesser, a flat, light call of one or two notes.

These include Britain's only endemic bird, the Scottish crossbill; the echolocation call of one of our rarest mammals, the greater horseshoe bat; and even a recording made of Britain's doomed colony of pool frogs shortly before the species became extinct.

Depending on the season and cycle of life, one might be sunbathing or ice skating, sailing a toy boat or rowing a real one, listening to Shakespeare, rock music or the call of one of 230 species of birds.

A lot. Perhaps it's Spelunky's cutesy aesthetic that alleviates frustration or its wry sense of humour – visual gags aplenty, with more than a few aimed at a certain cinematic academic-cum-archeologist – but either way, you'll succumb to its siren call of "one more go" well into the early hours of the morning; each small progression will feel like an accomplishment well earned.

This included monitoring the phone calls of one of its leaders.

After the 1 min intermission time, five food calls of one individual were presented.

Furthermore, the demands are not overly burdensome as each expert was asked to participate in one or two calls of one to two hour each.

4.8% showed positive values, that is, the calls of one bird led to an increase in the calls of another bird, and 1.7% showed negative values, that is, the calls of one bird led to a decrease in the calls of another bird.

He called the parents of one young man, in Detroit.