Sentence examples for delay calls from inspiring English sources

That connection created a lingering impression that Mr. DeLay calls most of the shots in the House, an impression that leading Republicans say is false.

That data could be used by a management system that would delay calls, alerts, text messages and warning lights at the times when the driver's workload was peaking and the stress level was high.

But some medical workers and doctors say they fear that having a device like HeartStart in the house might delay calls to 911 to seek the dispatch of an emergency medical service team.

On one such trip, DeLay calls the lobbyist "one of my closest and dearest friends". 1999 Abramoff uses tribal money to hire Ralph Reed to run anti-gambling campaigns in the South to discourage competition for the tribes' casinos.

"About three hours later DeLay calls and he tells Sheldon, 'You're in luck,' " he continued, " 'because we've got a military-spending bill.... We're not going to be able to move the bill, so you tell your mayor that he can be assured that this bill will never see the light of day.' So Sheldon goes and he goes to the mayor and he says, 'The bill will never see the light of day, Mr. Mayor.

A long patient delay calls for research into patient awareness of cancer.

Mr. DeLay called for Congressional hearings.

Do say: "Don't delay, call the mansplaining hotline today".

Several hours later, Mr. DeLay called and told Mr. Adelson he was in luck.

Street violence has raged in the capital this week as the government continued to delay calling elections.

Ulrich Schulte-Strathaus, secretary general of the Association of European Airlines, welcomed the delay, calling it the "least worst" solution under the circumstances.