Sentence examples for completely called from inspiring English sources

A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "It's welcome news for patients that the BMA has now completely called off industrial action".

Operations in the northern corridor - one of two large areas where the plane might have ended its journey - had been completely called off to concentrate on the southern part of the southern corridor in the Indian Ocean, he added.

Like the franchise, Craig said he will be "pushing 50" when he has completed the next two Bond films under his contract and promised to "completely" call it quits.

In fact, the judge ordered Mr. Mineo to pay the lawyers' fees for the three officers who were cleared completely, calling their inclusion in the lawsuit "patently frivolous".

He completely calls out this tool who brought his non-functioning iPhone to an Apple Store to get it checked out.

It was eerie, especially when, for a moment, all calling ceased completely.

They can lose capacity if they are not discharged completely, often called the "memory effect".

Finally, before his battery died completely, he called them on the phone, even though he said it felt rude.

When I first talked with the French team, the startup wasn't working on its viral music video app, but was working on something completely different called Ever.

I'm not even sure if it can completely be called a documentary but it certainly captivated my attention.

This is completely my calling.