Sentence examples for calls built from inspiring English sources

It wasn't, after all, "Comrade Jack" who opened people's letters, tapped their phone calls, built up secret files on their social lives and personal finances.

As predicted, the app features threaded chats, keeping different conversations grouped together, along with a deep integration with Skype for voice and video calls built into the app.

Merrill has two ways of earning its 2% brokerage commission or $2,000 for someone putting in $100,000 and then some: the theoretical $560 you lose on the pricing of the calls built into the note, plus $1,660 in stock dividends forgone.

Fund managers could make a few phone calls, build a consensus and then "speak for Edinburgh"—or at any rate for a substantial block of shares.

These calls build upon discourses as well as policies and practices implemented by government officials and institutions that have policed and surveilled Muslims communities since 9/11.

It's called Built Ecology, and that's part of a global practice around high-performance buildings.

Both callers will need to be connected using AT&T's newer LTE network and have newer phones with wideband calling built in.

With man coverage underneath, Washington's Cover 2 Man Under defense was really a safe call built to limit the potential for a big play.

Berkeley's green point system was developed by a nonprofit group called Built It Green and adopted by the city government.

Within a decade, Mr. Dyer and other New York "outlaws," as they were called, built their own libraries, amassing reels upon reels of film to be sold to the studios.

K. Thamboosamy Pillay, a leader of the Tamil Hindu community in Malaya (as the region was then called), built a temple within the caves in 1891.