Sentence examples for call under from inspiring English sources

Roll call under way at 12 38.

And she isn't crazy about their habits of spitting constantly and answering nature's call under the open sky.

She later described the call under oath: "He said — this is kind of an embarrassing and humiliating thing — 'What kind of punishment should I give you?

She later described the call under oath: "He said this is kind of an embarrassing and humiliating thing—'What kind of punishment should I give you?

"I don't think this is the time to say to the president, 'You're a genius,' but it is a time for those Obama haters to admit the guy made the right call under a tough set of circumstances".

The only sounds during a recent afternoon were a business call under way in a corner office and in another, the faint scribbling of a note on a script.

• The first problem that Mr. Bowen, Mr. McPherson and the book's third author, Matthew Chingos, a doctoral candidate, diagnose is something they call under-matching.

Male students, meanwhile, can earn extra credit, too, if they indulge in what magazines call "under-arm manscaping" (no explanation needed, presumably).

The American Energy Innovation Council, a group of American business executives concerned about what they call under-investment in basic energy research, issued a call recently for a tripling of government spending on clean energy research and development.

The movie's power derives from what can only be called under-staging.

UP THE BEACH Precious few of the West Coast's surf towns can be called under-the-radar.