Sentence examples for calls doing from inspiring English sources

This, he thinks in his modest way, is because he seems to have a special facility for what he calls "doing anger".

Though primarily working out of Trump's campaign headquarters in Manchester, he had been "making phone calls, doing behind-the-scenes work getting endorsements on a high level and doing schlep work".

Ever since he turned 18 he has made a point of voting in general elections, having been brought up by his African American parents to think that it is important, part of what he calls "doing the right thing".

With her multiracial, multiethnic background, Jones has a unique ability to engage with a staggering array of people (young and old, male and female, conservative and liberal, white and non-white) and to bring them to the stage in performances that are mixes of interview and invention, what she calls, "doing a vertical plunge into another person's experience".

To counter this resistance in the coming years, more companies may need to embrace what Cisco's Inder Sidhu calls "doing both".

I plan my day, doing the tasks that have become my full time job for the past few months - reaching out to amazing people to interview, preparing for calls, doing research.

"All of his calls do," Buck said.

Those calls do come, he adds.

"Your calls don't get returned.

The calls don't go against one team every day.

Either way, some calls do not require operators' further actions.