Sentence examples for form of calling from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what that says about me or Apple, but it makes a point: when threatened, we rattle our sabers in the form of calling our lawyers.

I despise political correctness, whether it comes in the form of calling illegal immigrants "undocumented" (as if they merely forgot their papers at home) or Yale students shrieking about emails concerning Halloween costumes.

Even his recent bad form of calling off his wedding with Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki after the invitations had been sent out has seemed to leave few scars on his reputation.

This form of call option would allow the foundation to block América Móvil's proposed takeover.

Mr. Cohen specified he meant feedback in the form of calls and e-mails from viewers, not comments from reporters.

Such contrasts not only power each piece but also act as a form of call and response across them.

President Zardari is extending olive branches to India in the form of calls for greater cooperation against terrorism, more economic integration, and compromises on Kashmir.

"I enjoy doing that," Mr. Deutsch said, adding that there has been "a surprising amount of interest" in his hosting stints in the form of "calls from some of the networks".

I would therefore encourage investors to buy some portfolio protection in the form of call options on the VIX.

Kirtan (pronounced keer-tan) means "to praise" and is a form of call and response devotional singing that is as old as time.

Of those living alone in the community or sheltered accommodation, 70% (57/81) had some form of call alarm.