Sentence examples similar to calling session from inspiring English sources

In the app, doctors offered patients virtual care via video calling sessions.

Speaking to reporters in a hastily called session in the White House press room, Mr. Bush praised Colonel Qaddafi's agreement to open his country to full inspections.

A key exchange protocol is called session key (SK -secure in the AM if the following propertieSK -securesfind for any AM-adversary.

The converse is also true, and "low gravity beers" often also get called "session beers".

There is, however, no constitutional requirement that the legislature conduct any business during the called session.

Paskevich also sent another envoy to Warsaw, but the hastily called session of the Sejm renounced his offer of a cease-fire.

The legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, David Cole, has called Sessions "more dangerous than Trump".

His Democratic colleague, senator Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, called Sessions a man of "marginal qualifications who lacks judicial temperament.

The difference is that I don't get my sleep all at once; instead I get what I call sessions.

The chapters in this intriguing debut novel are called "Sessions," so Ms. Stevens can use Annie's therapy sessions as a framing device.

Consumers wanting VoIP service on mobile phones face another hurdle: The phones must have software called session-initiated protocol, which enables the digital exchange of voice data.