Sentence examples for cut call from inspiring English sources

For example, health plans that cut call waiting times or have lower rates of "disenrollment" can score higher.

Cell phone companies will have to cut call rates sharply to retain customers in an increasingly saturated market while they try to draw more people to their data services, Mr. Masuno said.

Since the survey, Npower said it has recruited an extra 150 staff, and has cut call waiting times to two minutes.

BT, Sky and Virgin Media have all outlined plans to cut call clearing times from minutes to seconds to thwart thieves.

The programmable rules can cut call expenses dramatically if your company has varied calling plans based on toll-free, long distance and local calling.

So it's a thrill that Warren is presenting the exclusive 24-hour video premiere of the album's opening cut, "Call Me Sometime," today Jan . 12) at The Huffington Post.

In Austria there is actually a cut called tafelspitz, from the end of the sirloin, the rump.

Mr. Greenspan dodged senators' questions about the form of a potential tax cut, calling those queries political, not economic.

He supports the unions and vocally opposed Mr. Bush's $1.6 trillion tax cut, calling it "a monumental mistake".

Though it is often made with pan-fried chops or larger pork roasts, I decided to use the popular and user-friendly cut called pork tenderloin.

And Danielle gets a cut called transient length, which is more of a shag so that the hair will move when she does.