On calls of a few hours, I had two fully charged backup cellphones.
Officers responded to calls of a shooting at the Maplewood Apartments, where they found Ross shot twice in the torso.
In May, 2010, Homeland Security investigators began listening to the calls of a mid-level Sinaloa operative nicknamed Enrique.
An interview with the prime minister of India was repeatedly interrupted by the calls of a cantankerous peacock in his garden.
He tried to get under the skin of Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant, the N.B.A.'s leading scorer in his third season, saying he was getting the calls of a superstar.
And, analysts say, advertisers' rush from the newspaper, as well as calls of a boycott by readers on Twitter and on Facebook, would probably have done irreparable damage to an already tarnished brand.
The Lilac Fairy (Maria Allash) maintains a unvaryingly glacial calm — implying that she's recently had to pay too many calls of a similar nature to other troubled palaces in the neighborhood.
A wiretapper could even choose to target the phone calls of a company's general counsel talking to an outside law firm, or the CEO talking to his counterpart at another company.
Charles Schwab, the giant brokerage firm, received two to three times the number of telephone calls of a week ago, but a spokesman said the firm could not immediately assess the level of transactions.
Lankford, now 52 years old and retired from the park service, was in the Grand Canyon in the 1990s, responding to the calls of a woman who was "very precariously clinging for her life at the edge of the canyon".
The Thai police said they had done some high-tech work of their own, tracing Mr. Neil to a location outside Bangkok through the cellphone calls of a friend.
