"Oftentimes, male guests will order the pay-per-view adult movies, and then call for towels, perhaps hoping that a woman will be sent to bring them up," said Peter M. Krauss, chief sales and marketing officer for Plasticard Locktech International of Asheville, N.C., which provides card keys to hotels.
She used her rescue group's Facebook page to solicit help from the community, calling for volunteers, towels, bedding, pet food, water and poop scoops.
For all their closeness off court, Murray was not going to give his young friend an inch and, when Kyrgios tried to hurry through his serve, the Scot continually slowed down play, calling for his towel to drain his opponent's urgency.
After a pause so pregnant that calling for hot water and towels could be considered, the silence is broken by inevitable trumpeting.
When serving, he walks lazily toward the back of the court, calls for his towel and accepts three balls, sometimes from multiple ball boys.
When the sergeant who was said to have called for the bucket and towel gave evidence, he denied there had been any mistreatment whatsoever, and insisted that Holden had readily admitted to being a member of the Provisional IRA.
After the cake is baked and frosted, the recipe calls for dabbing a paper towel over the entire thing for subtle imprints that make the frosting look more like real turkey skin.
Press the leek halves between clean towels if the recipe calls for dry leeks.
She spent 20 minutes tinkering to no avail; finally a nurse called for the result, noted it on a paper towel, put in under Dr. Voss's nose.
