Sentence examples for calling a network from inspiring English sources

Under the rules, any viewer who "captures" the runner -- by spotting him or her and calling a network hot line -- can claim whatever money the runner has made to that point.

Yipes, which is a retail outfit, also lets users adjust their bandwidth between 1 megabit and 100 megabits by calling a network center.

The system architecture that uses a server to provide resources to a group of individual computers (called clients, hosts, or nodes) is called a network or networking.

(I'd called a network show "odious torture porn").

It's a device called a network extender, which is meant to improve — and extend — a home's balky Wi-Fi signal.

And NASA successfully launched a satellite from Cape Canaveral, one of what the agency called a "network of satellites that provides essential communications to support space exploration".

If you don't want to invest in a whole system, or just want the surveillance option, you can buy what's called a network camera.

It is why the profession has been called a network of small businesses.

Sliver.tv does all of this by relying on what they call a network of "virtual cameras".

But remember, the ITU requires speeds of 100Mbps to call a network 4G.

President Obama has called on more countries to join the fight against the jihadist group Islamic State (IS), which he called a network of death, hate and evil.