Sentence examples for call representative from inspiring English sources

On a conference call, Representative Patrick J. Murphy — who represents Bucks County, Pa., and prefaced his remarks by noting that he was St. Anselm's Altar Boy of the Year in 1987 — said that Mr. Obama spoke "to the better angels in all of us".

But at some point during the call, Representative Anthony D. Weiner became furious, convinced that his scheduler had not given him a crucial piece of information.

On the call, Representative Maxine Waters of California floated the idea of supporting Mr. Jackson, and after two days of telephone calls, a candidacy was born.

What you call Representative Rick A. Lazio's "theatrical coup" was indeed a memorable moment, but both candidates' posturing on soft money leaves voters shortchanged.

I might get some pushback on my dislike of Big Bang Theory, and I've heard Sons of Anarchy is okay, but by and large this is not what I would call representative of good TV.

You don't have to have a boiler room somewhere stuffed with all your customer call representatives.

Discussion boards, comments, votes, and polls enable civic-minded conversations to happen from anywhere, at anytime, without using paper resources or having citizens call representatives one by one.

David Brooks calls Representative Tom DeLay "modest, decent and considerate".

The next day, the records show, Mr. Livingston called Representative Bobby Jindal, Republican of Louisiana, a backer.

Soon after Mr. Emanuel's election in 2002, he called Representative Ray LaHood, a Republican from downstate Illinois.

"That's actually called representative government in my view of the world," Pruitt later said of the letter.