Sentence examples for calling across from inspiring English sources

The effects of winning and losing may not be long-lasting -- by spreading calling across nights, one can likely reduce or nearly eliminate the impact of short-term effects.

According to the World Bank, calling across Africa costs between 50 and 100 times more than calling across North America.

We'd heard them calling across the river during the night and found tracks within minutes of setting out.

Mr. Notebaert said Qwest, besides introducing Internet-based calling across its region, might even offer it nationwide.

To the south are the bright lights of Menton and Monte Carlo; to the north is complete darkness, punctuated by the hoots of owls calling across the valley.

The way the dressing rooms are situated is really good fun – you can see all the other actors and there's lots of calling across the windows.

Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank strongly supportive of efforts to forge a grand bargain, slammed Warren in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, calling across-the-board Social Security expansion "exhibit A of [a] populist political and economic fantasy".

Then one of the men called across, 'No, it's 174'," he said.

Then one of the men called across: 'No, it's 174.'" Kinnock hadn't planned to say anything.

These questions are called "Across-Patient".

These questions are called "Across-Group".