Sentence examples for calls for example from inspiring English sources

Prompt phone calls, for example.

Clusters of characters on "24" regularly participate in speakerphone calls, for example.

They function much like a camera, and make very few judgment calls — for example, a balk or checked swing.

By this she means banning operators from blocking services, as some mobile firms do to internet voice calls, for example.

It is probably not practical for agents to listen in on all the phone calls, for example, that go through AT&T.

As the word suggests ("It's all gone a bit meta"), metadata is data about data: not the actual content of telephone calls, for example, but information about their length, the identities of the people involved, smartphone geolocation, and so forth.

The Marie Osmond call, for example — wrong year, wrong Mormon.

She called, for example, for higher salaries for teachers, and signing bonuses for new teachers.

or his own increasingly trenchant opinions, calling for example for a "really stringent" test for cyclists.

This story might be called, for example: "On the Dark Banks of the Tragic Sad River".

Video calling, for example, is becoming commonplace in lots of businesses.