Sentence examples for call whose from inspiring English sources
That leads to an escalation in which we block any call whose caller ID has been blocked.
But Sandra Horley CBE, chief executive of Refuge, described the EU report as "a wake-up call" whose "findings should send shockwaves through governments across Europe – including our own".
My conversation with Norton took place during a conference call, whose other participants were a second DuPont scientist named Kevin Corby and a representative of the company's public-affairs office.
Near the end of the analysts' call, whose tone was fairly pleasant considering all the negative news, someone asked Blackstone's executives to compare the recent credit upheaval to previous market dislocations throughout the years.
Answering the phone can mean wasting 20 minutes, but failing to pick up an important call can mean a lengthy return call whose cost cannot be billed to the Big Daddy Corporation.
On the joint call, whose questions were screened by Mrs. Bachmann's campaign, most cued up her familiar talking points: on the need to repeal Mr. Obama's health care and banking reform laws; on America's loss of economic supremacy to China; on Mr. Obama's weakness in foreign affairs because he apologizes for America.
In the phone calls, whose contents took place during the killing spree, Mateen pledges fealty to Isis leader "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi... on behalf of the Islamic State".
Just before nabbing an insect, a bat emits a rapid series of ultrasonic calls whose echoes back pinpoint the prey's exact location.
Genotype calls whose confidences were less than 0.95 were termed "No Call" (NC).
From this set of SNPs, we excluded calls whose allele frequency is not between 0.3-0.7 0.3-0.7
The intended mentoring schedule included 16 telephone calls, whose frequency varied from weekly initially then tapering to two monthly over 12 months.
