Sentence examples for driving calls from inspiring English sources

Call volume in the smartphone era means that it's not just about driving calls, but tracking and analysing them.

An Israeli soldier has been stabbed and a Palestinian attacker shot in the latest attack in a wave of violence driving calls for a lasting resolution to the peace process.

The reality is, humanitarian motivations are not driving calls for war in Syria.

Pakistan Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, who died in 1997, introduced much of the outside world to Pakistan's qawwali music, with its succinct refrains and driving, call-and-response improvisations.

At that point, the phone sets the ringer to Loud, turns on GPS, announces incoming callers' names by voice, and auto-responds to incoming text messages with an "I'm driving — call you later" response.

The chief attractions of iOS 6 are a completely new GPS/maps app (Apple ditched Google Maps and wrote its own app); new talents for Siri, the voice-activated assistant (she now answers questions about current movies, sports and restaurants); and one-tap canned responses to incoming calls (like "I'm driving — call you later").

For instance, New York assemblyman Félix Ortiz wants to ban Google Glass while driving, calling face computers "extremely dangerous technology".

While considerable research has addressed the function of animal vocalizations, the proximate mechanisms driving call production remain surprisingly unclear.

He also accused the Democrats of publicizing his 1976 arrest for drinking and driving, calling it "dirty politics".

The U.S. Pirg report suggests that the nation's shift in driving trends calls for a change in the things the nation spends that money on.

In that setup, though, the results are disappointing; the sound is muffled and delayed, and, if you're driving, the calls drop frequently.