Sentence examples for call referred from inspiring English sources

The call referred to the bill as the "McCain-Feingold-Thompson law," evidently because Mr. Thompson had also backed it.

Like Nedicks!" The call referred to the name of the Knicks' sponsor, a chain of hot-dog stands.

In one recorded phone call referred to in the report, the London Whale, Mr. Iksil, told a colleague that the bank's estimated losses were "getting idiotic".

The e-mail had emerged after another of the team's owners called for the termination of Danny Ferry, the general manager, who, on a conference call, referred to Luol Deng, a free agent, as "having a little African in him.

Graham Westley, whose pre-match rallying call referred to Buster Douglas knocking out Mike Tyson and The Revenant, hopes the result gives his young Peterborough squad the confidence to climb back into the League One play-off places.

SPORTS An article on Friday about the 25th anniversary of the ESPN announcer Bill Raftery's famous "Send it in, Jerome!" call referred incorrectly to the role of ESPN's studio in Bristol, Conn., during a 32-minute delay after Pittsburgh's Jerome Lane broke the backboard on a dunk in a basketball game against Providence.

"He's a great motivator," Moore said on a conference call, referring to Ryan.

Despite Mateen's 911 call referring to ISIS, there is no evidence that he had contact with the group.

"You may still have some sloppiness in the market," she told analysts on a conference call, referring to how refining capacity under maintenance was coming back on line.

"I would say right now the only procedure that would be under consideration would be a scope," Fassel said in a conference call, referring to possible arthroscopic surgery.

• To the Editor: As evidence that Head Start is failing, Douglas J. Besharov and Douglas M. Call refer to a study that found little meaningful impact.