Sentence examples for calling into the from inspiring English sources

However, BCR definitions and posttreatment prostate-specific antigen kinetics vary considerably among treatments, calling into the question the validity of such comparisons.

"A lot of people were calling into the pro shop to ask how she's doing," said David Talley, who was manning the phone.

"You can't run a university or an athletic program by taking a poll of people calling into the sports talk shows".

— When the Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng stole the show at an emergency Congressional hearing this month by calling into the chamber during a live television broadcast, few people noticed who was holding the cellphone.

The report also said that the D.M.V. was "notorious for its chronic inability to deliver satisfactory customer service," and cited the frustration that thousands of callers experience daily when calling into the agency's telephone service.

Since our move in February into centralised offices, we are now able to see eight clients a day and we have had introduced Skype calling into the business, which has enabled our clients to introduce efficiency into their busy lives.

His wife called into the living room.

"Earl?" she called into the living room.

It's called "Into the Millennium".

"Christmas," we called into the glittery din.

Only once was she called into the hallway for calisthenics.