Sentence examples for calling a full from inspiring English sources

He told The Mail on Sunday that questions over the death meant that calling a full inquiry would be "entirely appropriate".

The Post reported that the first warnings of the quake may have come from the National Zoo, where officials said red-ruffed lemurs began "alarm calling" a full 15 minutes before the quake hit and.

The divorce rate in the US tells us that about 50% of couples do not experience a deep loving friendship and romantic relationship, what I'm calling a "Full Moon" relationship.

As the outbreak has grown into what some are calling a full-blown epidemic despite containment efforts that have proved effective in the past the idea of rolling out experimental treatments and vaccines has moved to center stage.

These days, Washington Post columnists are calling a full-on reversal of Roe an inevitability.

The project is what the designers are calling a full-fledged "vertical campus" where residencies, classrooms, dining facilities, and socializing common space, coexist under the same roof.

Over the last ten days, the situation has escalated into what organisations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are calling a full-fledged LGBTQ crackdown.

The project is what the designers are calling a full-fledged "vertical campus" where residencies, classrooms, dining facilities, and socialising common space, coexist under the same roof.

Over the last ten days, the situation has escalated into what organizations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are calling a full-fledged LGBTQ crackdown.

"It's called a full slip," Ms. Vultaggio said.

Mr Cameron is determined that Britain will play what one minister calls a "full role".