Sentence examples for calling a list from inspiring English sources

Wall Street bankers spent the better part of yesterday calling a list of potential suitors to break up the deal.

Tsang, a Canadian of Chinese descent who was born in Port Rowan, Ontario, was tasked with calling a list of volunteers whom she arranged to meet in person.

Tsang, a Canadian of Chinese descent who was born in Port Rowan, Ontario, was tasked with calling a list of volunteers who she arranged to meet in person.

The Ailey company cultivates a glamorous image and prides itself on attracting what it calls "A-list Ailey attendees" to its performances, providing a list with its gala announcement of public figures who have attended.

At the heart of IPL was a highly flexible data structure that they called a list.

Instead, clerks call a list of cases and lawyers line up with their piles of documents.

The women call a list of frequent Catholic or Protestant churchgoers who oppose abortion.

This is, in other words, the literary genre the rest of us call a list.

Hawks in the US, meanwhile, were quick to dismiss what they called a "list of concessions" to Iran; Republican senator Mark Kirk compared the agreement to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Adolf Hitler.

Recently, a woman with a polished, middle-aged sounding voice left a message saying, "For some God-unknown reason I'm on the Republican mailing list, and they sent me what they call a list of their inner-circle events".

In desperation, Trinlie called a list of every treatment center available and begged them to take her daughter.