Sentence examples for calling some of the from inspiring English sources

I started calling some of the nearby universities to see if I could work in a lab.

But calling some of the blows Officer London delivered "totally gratuitous," Mr. Drucker said the officer used excessive force.

Three people were killed and 80 homes were burned down, a government spokesperson said, calling some of the kidnapped children "very young".

Coolidge and his colleague Aurora Tang, the program manager who first fished the Rolodexes out from their box, have tried calling some of the numbers on the cards.

HOUSTON — Last April, after being told that only a transplant could save her from a fatal lung condition, Rebecca S. Tomczak began calling some of the top-ranked hospitals in the country.

Voting rights activists are calling some of the activity improper voter "purges". A federal appeals panel ruled last week that Ohio must allow thousands of voters removed from the rolls between 2011 and 2015 to vote provisionally Tuesday.

The report called some of the abuses "tantamount to torture".

Industry experts call some of the conditions woeful.

But Mr. Champion called some of the vehicles, "very impressive".

He called some of the reporting "craziness" and "nonsense".

The artist Richard Haas, a member of the academy, called some of the criticisms unfair.