Sentence examples for call which could from inspiring English sources

A month later, writer got up from dinner to take Dr. Reilly's call, which could only be ominous.

Other honorees include "Margin Call," which could use a win here, for best ensemble, to pick up steam in the greater awards horse race.

The only cloud from a government perspective is the Barclays cash call, which could drain demand from investors keen to buy into British bank stocks.

The government has resisted this call, which could set a precedent for paying damages to people affected by climate change.

Moreover, barks may function as an alarm and display call, which could explain the observed sexual dimorphism in barks in this genus.

He greeted more visitors after his nap, or took telephone calls, which could reach more than three thousand a month.

If he chooses to run, he faces what he described in an interview last week as a virtually start-from-scratch round of fund-raising calls, which could be complicated by a perception that he is a weakened candidate.

"We also want to see senior executives held personally responsible for their company's behaviour on nuisance calls, which could include disqualifying company directors if they flout the rules".

Bipartisan bills in both houses would amend the law to cut back on domestic phone-data sweeps, but they do not address bulk collection of overseas calls, which could include information about Americans, and they do not establish an advocate to represent the public's interest before the intelligence court.

She said she had already heard some promising variations in the frog calls, which could indicate new types.

The NSA has also suggested it does not usually store the geolocational information of mobile phone calls, which could determined by noting which mobile signal towers were used.