Sentence examples for calls off from inspiring English sources

That is, if the Audubon calls off its hunt.

The clerk calls off name after name, and each walks up, receives his money, and passes along out of the way.

WHEN an election commission of questionable independence capriciously calls off elections, you would expect its democratic critics to be up in arms.

Best in the cast was the mezzo soprano Ekaterina Gubanova, as Cuniza, who calls off her engagement with Riccardo after learning how he treated Leonora.

We bounce long distance calls off privately owned satellites and use telephone lines for network radio & remote broadcasts of sporting & special events.

He calls off talks with North Korea about its missiles, casting doubt on the whole attempt to ease relations between South and North.

The Federal District is experimenting with what it calls "off-budget revenues", such as allowing advertising on bus-stops.

Barnes calls off-side against Eoin Reddan at the following scrum, and S Jones has a chance to put Wales level.

President Obama complained yesterday, in what the AP calls "off-the-cuff remarks," that what the Oval Office lacks is a "really cool phone".

And now, through the prism of half a century, I'll be reporting what people in the business say, do or even suspect writing what Maidment calls "off-the-beaten-track media stories".

I can concentrate best when the normal distractions of life - unsolicited marketing calls, off-line clients, family, and friends - are over.