Sentence examples for calls mark from inspiring English sources

Over the years when police responded to 911 calls Mark would become belligerent, and taunt them with foul language.

Leslie calls Mark for assistance in dealing with the reporter and Mark, seemingly attracted to Shauna, ends up leaving the parks department office with her.

The public calls mark a low point for Pruitt as newly public congressional testimony and a trove of his aide's emails released under a Freedom of Information Act request yield new revelations almost daily ― sometimes more.

But the solution is not to go to what Robert H. Herz, the chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, calls "mark-to-management" accounting.

Using acrylic paint, a medium not noted for its sensual appeal, Ms. Contessa builds up surprisingly lively amalgams that she calls "marked voids".

Many of these portraits are mosaics of little blobs of color that psychophysicist Denis Pelli of New York University calls "marks".

Only calls marked "PASS" be the Unified Genotype were retained all other events were filtered out.

And this week it released an iPhone application called Mark the Spot that lets users report data problems, dropped calls and spotty coverage.

Only a day before the Congressional hearing on March 12, Mr. Herz gave an interview in which he disparaged what he called "mark to management" accounting.

There are two bottom, or leeward, marks in a Cup race, called Mark 2. A split gives the trailing boat a chance to catch up, sailing in different wind and current.

The frog's smooth skin and its unique call mark it out as different from any of the other frogs in the region, and researchers are unsure how it came to look like it did.