Sentence examples for call raised from inspiring English sources

Jennie Backus, a spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee, said today that Mr. Jiminez's call raised troubling questions.

He and other operators in North Carolina want the price of a call raised from 35 cents to 50 cents.

The word "seeker" suggests those requesting asylum are scroungers on welfare, exactly the clarion call raised in the tabloids.

That call raised fears around the country that old dividing lines were again becoming active among the network of mujahedeen warlords who waged the civil war.

Now the phone call raised yet another problem: it seemed as if she hoped to profit from whatever occurred in Suite 2806.

The police officers who visited his home had not been attempting to arrest him, but were attending a welfare call raised by his parents.

Call, raise or fold, pardners.

Turnbull's call raises significant questions about Australia's acceptance of Central American refugees.

To call raising their seats from eight to 12 "a 50% increase" is abuse of statistics.

In fact it creates an error (which we'll also call "raising an Exception" for reasons that will become clear soon).

At least two people were killed in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria after demonstrators heeded Sisi's call, raising fears of more bloody confrontations over the weekend.