Sentence examples for extensively called from inspiring English sources
But Alafair S Burke, a Hofstra University law professor who has written about the Brady doctrine extensively, called that decision "highly unusual".
He ignores that reporters quote him extensively, call his campaign for comment, interview his supporters, his rival's campaign and independent voters and experts.
Medical journalist Dr Krista Federspiel, who has studied Germanic New Medicine and numerous other fringe medical groups extensively, calls it brainwashing.
She has traveled extensively to call attention to the plight of refugees, work she began soon after filming 2001's "Lara Craft: Tomb Raider" in Cambodia.
Dr Moll had an extensive problem on his hands, it turned out, called extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis, or XDR-TB.
A 70-year-old, extensively tattooed man called Sampson had described his village, while delicately peeling and eating the largest avocado I had ever seen.
But if the delayed male called extensively (> 40 calls) the female was back from her foraging break in under 30 minutes.
The symbiosis develops in the plant roots, where AM fungi form extensively branched hyphae, called arbuscules, in the cortical cells.
By offering our exclusive Athlete's Foot Computerized Scanner, as well as extensively trained associates, called Fit Technicians, we will provide the most sophisticated service in the market.
And so Jones toured Japan extensively with a band called Toast.
The developer, who has built extensively in Manhattan, has called Westchester "the toughest place to build in the world".
