Sentence examples for calls delay from inspiring English sources

The sacrifices continue as they take calls, delay time with their families and delay having kids or spending time with their children.

Their letter criticizes the banks for "unanswered phone calls, delays in the modification process and multiple requests for homeowners to resend paperwork already submitted".

He already sees ahead into the weeks, the months of paperwork, insurance claims and counterclaims, phone calls, delays at the garage.

The NHS lost a total of 100,515 hospital bed days because of such patients – what it calls delayed transfers of care – almost double the number recorded in 2010.

October saw 200,008 bed days in hospitals lost to what the NHS calls delayed transfers of care and what is often referred to as "bedblocking".

"It's called delay, delay, delay".

The call: delay of game against the Lions.

The suit is the third attempt in the last year by Democrats to corral Mr. DeLay's fund-raising empire that some critics and admirers call "DeLay Inc".

The line is younger and edgier, and controversially called Delay No More, which sounds like the Cantonese for an unprintable insult.

This measure is called delay.

It is called delay tolerant networking (DTL), Benoliel said.