Sentence examples for calls whatsoever from inspiring English sources

The Knicks? "I'm not even sure they made phone calls whatsoever," Lee said.

Many didn't know what a trade union was, a fact that is perhaps not surprising considering there was no union presence in the call centre whatsoever.

Many didn't know what a trade union was, a fact that is perhaps not surprising considering there was no union presence in the call center whatsoever.

For four months, her résumé drew "no bites, no interviews, no calls, no interest whatsoever," she says.

In 1591, for example, the English ambassador Giles Fletcher lamented that Ivan the Terrible encouraged his subjects to drink their last kopecks away in state-owned taverns where "none may call them forth whatsoever cause there be, because he hindereth the emperor's revenue".

If you have any trouble whatsoever, call the fire department immediately.

ORFans with homologs in the same genome are called paralogous ORFans, and those without any homolog whatsoever are called singleton ORFans.

The discussion is so "intellectual" that it calls for no illustrations whatsoever.

I had no trouble whatsoever placing calls and sending messages, and web browsing was especially snappy (thanks in large part to WP's IE9 browser).

"If they run into anything whatsoever, they call me".

By Andy Borowitz April 17, 2013 BOSTON (The Borowitz Report) — Authorities who have spent the past forty-eight hours combing CNN in the hopes of finding any information whatsoever have called off their search, they confirmed today.