Sentence examples for calls next from inspiring English sources

For a given call intensity and calling rate, a male spring peeper will get the greatest "bang for its energetic buck" if it calls next to still water in the absence of chorus noise.

Justice and common sense had prevailed (along with a snub to the possibility of instant electronic replay to decide such calls next year), but a part of me felt a twinge of loss.

"Abu Shujaa said if she calls next time, just make sure to arrange for me to speak to her on the phone for two minutes and I will get her out," he said.

The Telstra network offers what it calls "Next G" — basically a 3G network capable of 14.4Mbps download speeds.

Part of the Energy Policy Act of 2002 calls for spending $50 million a year through 2011 on LED research for what it calls "next generation lighting".

Even the federal government has jumped on the LED wave by allocating $50 million a year through 2011 for research on what it calls "next generation lighting".

It should be noted that Palo Alto Networks is marketing what it calls next-generation firewalls to address the problems described in the report.

In addition to all of this, Apple's software now features better noise reduction for smoother images in low light and something Apple calls "next-gen local tone mapping".

Mr. Marisa's wife called next.

The bill collectors came calling next.

"Call next time, O.K.?" "All right," I said.