Sentence examples for calls raised from inspiring English sources

Those calls raised $1 million, $1.43 million and $1.26 million, sums that wouldn't pay the average player's salary today but were significant then.

The calls raised the issue of whether Mr. Gore may have violated the Pendleton Act, an 1883 civil service law, which bars elected officials from using federal property to raise campaign contributions.

While communications of this type are not unusual, the frequency of the calls "raised a red flag," officials said.

While communications of this type are not unusual, the frequency of the calls "raised a red flag," officials said.

"When I was making phone calls, raising money," he said, "I probably talked about abortion in ninety to ninety-five per cent of my calls".

This week alone, an investment fund affiliated with the Carlyle Group missed a series of margin calls, raising fears that banks are still running low on credit lines.

Even so, the placing of the strongman first on Trump's list and the subsequent sequencing of his calls raises some questions.

"The comptroller received numerous phone calls raising serious allegations about a potential conflict of interest and potential back-end profit-making," Mr. Simmons said.

Thornburg Mortgage, the mortgage lender, said Monday that it had failed to meet a surge in margin calls, raising concern that it might need to seek bankruptcy protection.

But things really implode when repeated phone calls raise Harriet's anxiety to new heights.

What the Republicans are really saying of course is that they're afraid of Little Grover and what he calls raising taxes.