Sentence examples for called lifeline from inspiring English sources

Accompanying "Smile" is a short called "Lifeline".

Several of her clients got cellphones through a government program called Lifeline, for instance; others had prescriptions for Viagra paid by Medicaid.

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 codified the program and set up an independent corporation, the Universal Service Administrative Company, to facilitate the service, properly called "Lifeline".

"They win the contract, and all they do is sub-contract – to a perfectly adequate organisation in my borough called LifeLine, which has developed out of a church.

Late last year it launched a service called "lifeline" that allows people to make contact with a suicide-prevention counselor or report someone through Facebook who they fear might be suicidal.

But it's perfectly acceptable for them to access records showing you called Lifeline at 3am from a seaside lookout point, after recording five hours of transactions at a nearby bar, and repeatedly texting your ex-wife – all without a warrant.

He is visiting Amnesty to speak with a non-campaigning group called LifeLines, which writes to prisoners on death row, and to talk about his work on the board of directors for Murder Victims' Families for Human Rights.

And that's why we at Americans for UNFPA launched an online community called Lifelines.

McBride has been working on an anti-violence campaign called "Lifelines to Healing" that works on gun violence and gun policy.

If you need help, call Lifeline on: 13 13 13.

For information and support in Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14, Mensline on 1300 789 978 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.