Sentence examples for charges of calling from inspiring English sources

A Queens man, Junior A. Brydson, was released yesterday after charges of calling in a bomb threat were dropped.

American prosecutors want him to face charges of calling for holy war in Afghanistan, involvement in kidnappings in Yemen and participating in a plot to set up a terrorism training camp in Bly, Ore.

Ms. Hansen, they decided, should be the family marshal, in charge of calling the shots.

In response, the PRI-dominated state congress chose a PRI legislator as interim governor, in charge of calling new elections.

The ingrained etiquette of umpiring has it that the man closest to the play is left in charge of calling it.

If Chávez were to survive for his inauguration, and then could not continue, Maduro would be in charge of calling elections.

Freed from having to oversee our contractor, we took our kids to the beach for two weeks, leaving Ms. Pratt and Mr. Black in charge of calling Mr. Ruiz for daily updates.

Don't you think there should be somebody in charge of calling them up once a week and yelling: "Eight hundred dollars a month until you're 51 years old!" Maybe I'm underestimating the ability of teenagers to make serious, well-thought-out decisions about their higher education.

The person in charge of calling the 2000 election at Fox News was the cousin of George W. Bush.

"I got an enormous charge out of calling my parents and saying: 'Remember how you blocked Channel 29?

Justice Sweeney gave the same warning last month to Mr. Huhne, 58, when he averted a trial with a last-minute plea of guilty to the same charge, after years of calling rumors about the speeding ticket switch "nonsense" and "lies".