Sentence examples for call the executives from inspiring English sources

"We have this great newspaper ad -- 'Breathe in, breathe out' -- if things go a little wacko, but we haven't run it," Mr. Silverstein said, adding that he would call the executives at E*Trade to discuss the possibility of running it, if needed.

In "Margin Call," the executives working late at an imperilled investment firm in Manhattan stand in an office tower and stare at the lights and the streets below, wondering if the great city isn't a dream.

In the call, the executives hinted that to recapture revenue that most likely will be lost from recent legislative changes and proposals, the bank might change its checking account pricing, reduce rewards and "perhaps" add a debit card fee, among other action items.

For those reasons, the petition organizers call the executive order "detrimental to the national interests of the United States".

The frontal lobe of the brain is the seat of what researchers call the "executive functions".

After half an hour devoted to rezoning several neighborhoods in Queens, Weprin called the executives from M.S.G. to present testimony.

In the fall of 1997, desperate for cash, Mr. Jaquith called the executives at Aura Systems, the technology company in which he had once invested.

In raucous meetings with oil workers in recent days, Mr. Rodríguez called the executives "traitors to the nation," and said the government would press criminal charges.

Jennifer Glass, an Oracle spokeswoman, said the suit was without merit and called the executives' stock sales a "a private, personal matter".

Ms. Landry said she had become so disgusted with the company that she began posting her concerns about HealthSouth on an Internet message board, calling the executives "crooks".

Blowing a soccer referee's whistle and calling the executives "off sides," Mr. Chávez warned about a "subversive movement in neckties" trying to destabilize the country.