Sentence examples for calling it in from inspiring English sources

Intel just announced it was slashing its workforce by 11percentt, calling it in all its corporate press-speak glory "a restructuring to accelerate its transformation".

If rates collapse and the bond is callable, the issuer can cancel the deal by calling it in early; typically at only a modest premium to its accreted value.

In those years, The American Israelite became known for its very strong stance against the new Zionism movement, calling it in 1902 a "pernicious agitation" that would undermine the acceptance of Jews in the countries where they currently resided.

Attacking the news media is a time-honored White House tactic but to an unusual degree, the Obama administration has narrowed its sights to one specific organization, the Fox News Channel, calling it, in essence, part of the political opposition.

"I'm calling it in," she said.

"I'm calling it in," Kaufmann said, as he dialed the Parks Department.

"But I called it in," I say, using TV vernacular.

Then he called it in, his Dutch accent somehow thicker after two weeks in Texas.

Gregory called it in, used a language I knew vaguely from television.

CEO Todd Sullivan calls it "in-pocket marketing".

Closure, some called it in the meetings.