Sentence examples for call sharing from inspiring English sources
For almost two hours, the group stayed on the call, sharing incoming information and discussing how to respond as updates flowed into the situation room and to each agency.
A director of research whose importance has diminished, thanks to scandals in America has seen his lordly pay fall by more than half, though to a still reasonable £130,000.This is what asset managers like to call "sharing the pain".
Learning about Robert Rauschenberg's collaborative approach to art and life made me think of what we in oral history call sharing authority wherein the goal is to remove hierarchies (for example, between academic historians or museums and the public), by working together to produce or create something that one authorial point of view alone could not create.
Eleven stunning photographers answered our call, sharing images of Black girls and women they adore.
It is a grand version of what policy wonks and consultants call "shared services".
It can go from that all the way down to a very informal group in what we call shared prayer.
The next step is what Fisher calls "sharing the data".
That's why it's called sharing – that's the beauty of it.
It is called "sharing an island with another 64 million people" and it is perfectly sensible.
Ms. Yaindl said the coalition has written a chapter for the Department of Motor Vehicles manual called, "Sharing the Road With Bicycles".
