Sentence examples for enormous call from inspiring English sources

Some Web retailers have set up enormous call centers to deal with the problem.

First Direct, the online and telephone bank, employs nearly 3,000 people at its enormous call centre in Leeds, and has won various awards for customer service.

There was a man with no fingers on one hand, only a thumb, who was called Thumby — not to be confused with the enormous man called the Claw or Dr. Claw, because one of his hands was frozen in a half-clenched curl.

In 2010, an enormous study, called Interphone, tried to accomplish this task.

The first thing he built was an enormous sculpture called "Complex One".

They are caught in enormous nets called purse seines, and then cured with a sprinkling of salt.

The dreamers seem to achieve longevity by consuming the flesh of a sacred, enormous turtle called the opa'ivu'eke.

He spoke of his appointment being "an enormous privilege", calling it "a make-or-break moment for the labour movement".

In several parts of the world, such as the seas off the coast of Florida, toxic dinoflagellates sometimes develop into enormous blooms called red tides.

The family business was started by his father, Phil, a Louisiana football standout who translated an obsession with hunting ducks into the now enormous duck-call business.

William Empson, Volume 1: Among the Mandarins by John Haffenden 718pp, Oxford, £30 Last year, the Australian writer Elliot Perlman published an enormous novel called Seven Types of Ambiguity.