Sentence examples for call paid from inspiring English sources

Bono, taking a microphone at the curtain call, paid tribute to her creativity, though he drew the loudest cries of approval when he said, "By the way, you're looking hot, Julie".

A later cable, in September 2009, marked sensitive, reports on a "courtesy call" paid by the US ambassador to Sweden, Matthew Barzun, on Sweden's deputy prime minister, Maud Olofsson.

Many of us have now had the chance to be condescended to by colleagues with wholly devolved childcare, as well as guilt-tripped by career mothers who call paid carers "strangers" and consider a good mother's full-time devotions essential until GCSEs or beyond, by which time a needy dog may have also been recruited to the arguments for domestic presenteeism.

Selecting Jason Kenny ahead of the defending champion, Sir Chris Hoy for the men's match sprint was the most courageous decision Dave Brailsford and Shane Sutton had to take in the build-up to London 2012, and their call paid rich dividends when Kenny overcame the Frenchman Grégory Baugé for the gold medal in the most prestigious solo men's title.

"In a traditional onboarding world, a lot of that onboarding linkage that allows advertisers to identify and target their best audience relies on what we'll call paid linkage," Pinnow explains.

If the index is 1165 on expiration date, the call pays off at five times the contract size ($250, in the case of futures); if the index closes at 1160 that day, the call pays nothing.

"This is what we call pay dirt," David Blake, lead scientist on the rover's Chemistry and Mineralogy instrument, said at a news  conference Tuesday.

In their heyday in the sixties The Beatles had what their biographer Hunter Davies called "paid mates".

Democrats say they were whipsawed by what they called paid political operatives.

The number of house calls paid for by Medicare fell to 1.5 million in 2001 from 1.6 million in 1996.

Also introduced in 2008, Funcom added micro-transactions to the game called paid points.