The next day, the diocese's voice mail filled with calls from former Crystal Cathedral members.
Last Sunday in Chicago, he won his 300th game, setting off a week filled with calls and gifts from friends.
In the run-up to the 1948 games, the London press was filled with calls for their cancellation, yet they were a triumph, says the mayor.
"I would describe it as general panic, but I love it," said Mr. Marshall, whose show on Wednesday was filled with calls from Northerners ridiculing Southern driving habits.
At other times, only ripples of polite applause greeted her cautious, workmanlike address, filled with calls to tackle stagnant wages and stalled social mobility that could have come from any Democratic stump speech.The mood was friendly, but hardly electric.
For President Hu Jintao, whose speeches have been filled with calls for harmony since he took over as party chief four years ago, the document's adoption by the party's Central Committee was an important rite of passage.
Not only was she working in a supposedly moribund medium — the radical '60s were filled with calls for the "death of painting" — but she was returning to a fraught traditional form.
His days are filled with calls from managers of pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and other asset managers trying to gauge what might spur a downgrade or a default and how that would affect their holdings of that country's bonds.
The chat boards started to fill with calls to protest.
Your neurons fire, releasing hundreds of bubbles filled with chemicals called neurotransmitters (orange in artist's conception above) into a microscopic junction called a synapse, which connects the cell to its neighbor.
