Sentence examples for early call of from inspiring English sources

(These latter numbers might partially explain the Voter News Service's early call of Florida for Mr. Gore. The exit polls reflected people's sometimes incorrect beliefs about whom they had voted for).

While the early Call of Duty games competed directly with Medal of Honor in the heavily-scripted WWII shooter market, it has since gone on to be such a juggernaut in so many ways that it would be a travesty not to include it here.

In September, the company lowered its outlook, calling for earnings of $1.45 to $1.75 a share, down from an earlier call of $2.20 to $2.30 a share, as it increased promotional spending in response to increased competition.

Little or no heed was given by North Carolina to the earlier calls of the Continental Congress for a cession of her western territory.

And the union has suspended an earlier call for a citywide boycott of the papers.

Mr. Cooper said his memory of that early call was consistent with Mr. Knoop's account.

Skyscrapers were not really tamed until the zoning resolution of 1916, which set limits on heights and setbacks that seemed rather mild, in light of earlier calls for a ceiling of 100 or 150 feet.

Mr. Barnier had also angered some European lawmakers by resisting earlier calls for creation of a new European credit ratings institution.

Captain Camara, trying to overcome a tide of international opprobrium, earlier called for a government of "national unity".

Still, on one of his early calls — separating two groups of brawling men — he understood that a Cossack's presence had a psychological effect.

President Obama had earlier called for an overhaul of the food aid program.