Sentence examples for calls faster from inspiring English sources

In experiments, baby marmosets developed their calls faster when parents gave them feedback.

N.Y.L.S. professors recall meetings where he urged the faculty to be more responsive to students — to return calls faster, meet more often, whatever would help.

He employs fewer people there than he does for servicing department stores and relies heavily on technology, which he calls "faster, quicker and cheaper when optimized".

Developers including Steve Witkoff, who converted the Cipriani building at 55 Wall Street, and Richard Born, who built the Richard Meier towers on Manhattan's West Side, count on him for his habits of arriving five minutes early to appointments, returning their calls faster than anyone else and playing down his pedigree.

Hugh Sidey of Time magazine, quoted by Caro, remembered Johnson as a man with "his mind attuned to every sight and sound and parliamentary nuance," who "signaled the roll calls faster or slower," who gave another signal "and the door would open, and two more guys would run in".

It could microwave, at a time when the nation's largely unfitted kitchens were still strangers to the microwave oven, important business calls faster than the new blue 100mph west coast intercity electrics, faster than a BEA Trident on an internal flight, faster than an Aston-Martin DB5 or, for that matter, faster than fairies, faster than witches, the length and breadth of Britain.

"Under this model, it's first come first served, whoever calls fastest.

Among them is "Physical Property," which he calls "fast-paced, action-packed chamber music".

John J. Sweeney, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., calls fast track "a blank check to send good jobs overseas".

"Last January, I couldn't return the phone calls fast enough.

Those with something urgent, or those who arrive by ambulance, are prioritized, or what the hospital calls "fast-tracked".