Sentence examples for calling out of from inspiring English sources

However, more intriguing was Haze's calling out of Lupe Fiasco on the same mixtape that featured Cleaning Out My Closet in October.

The countryside and town, then also suffering the ravages of a yellow fever epidemic, rallied in response to Governor Johnson's calling out of the militia.

As I was reading the media coverage of his speech, I was especially focused on the President's calling out of the distortions and clear falsehoods that have become, somehow, involved in the debate.

Packer also treats the Occupy Wall Street movement but focuses on a participant who joined up because it was "cool," a focus possibly justified by Occupy's ultimate political disarray but a disservice to the seismic public response to its calling out of income inequality and Wall Street greed.

If you are calling out of a sense of duty and obligation, press three.

As a boy, he adored drawing and dreamed of becoming an architect, but family finances amid the Depression put that calling out of reach.

Strategies were used to deal with this, however: in cities, these included booking early just in case, being assertive, demanding visits, or calling out-of-hours; in rural areas, participants used relationships with primary care staff, and believed that being perceived as undemanding was advantageous.

Questions can be answered by calling out-of-state Chairpersons, such as Rocco Frank in Connecticut.

Mr. Denson called out-of-home access an important differentiator for Verizon.

The left-out cases are called Out-Of-Bag (OOB) data.

Then, a generalization of this dimension reduction is achieved for unlabeled test images, also called out-of-sample images.