Sentence examples for calls called from inspiring English sources

"We get a lot of calls called against us," Levy said of grabbing Webb's face mask.

"I think if you just look at the tape you see some bad calls called on me.

Proponents say this system is more efficient than the conventional format for carrying telephone calls, called circuit switching, which uses a dedicated connection that remains open for the duration of the call.

But the commission would never switch over to a purely mathematical basis for regulation, he said, especially in areas where it has less experience, like the digital control systems that have replaced some analog controls in 30-year-old reactors, it would use engineering judgments to demand an appropriate level of backups, what it calls called "defense in depth".

These clarion calls, called Amber Alerts after a 9-year-old girl who was kidnapped and killed in Texas six years ago, had already been growing in popularity in the last year, adopted by 15 states and 32 cities, counties and towns.

That story was corrected to report that the feds had obtained a log of calls called a pen register, which allowed investigators to know who was called but not listen in.

If you have a doctor who is able to make emergency house calls, call this person.

The album is called called Hirundo Maris.

"Art dealers want Russian money, are now calling, calling, asking me to buy paintings.

It's called "calling them in".

Call Call the Emergency Services.