Sentence examples for calls that all from inspiring English sources

The imprecision of participants' recall of exposures concerns epidemiologists and may have contributed to recent calls that all mobile telephone health effects studies relying on participants' recall should be further validated[ 29].

The problem was that Malcolm was so enamoured of the director that he turned down roles, waiting for calls that all-too infrequently came from the temperamental Anderson.

He began playing an old blues song by Arthur Crudup called "That's All Right".

"This is a wake-up call that affects all of us," said Maria van der Hoeven, deputy leader of the Christian Democrats.

"Even give him a call, that's all he wants," Mr. Rodman said, adding that Mr. Kim wanted to "change" and wanted conversations with Washington.

The plane, a twin-engine C-47 called "That's All, Brother," carried American paratroopers into German-occupied France on June 6 , 1944 or D-Day.

It wasn't fake news and couldn't be called that; we all watched it together.

Music was his calling, that's all he wanted to do—so he kept on at it.

"I'd been hearing them call that play all night, and I was ready when the ball came my way," Ross said.

A diplomatic official said that would require a judgment call that all sides were committed to the cease-fire.

One small but significant example is the phone call that all online shoppers get to make sure they are happy with their purchases.