Sentence examples for frank calls from inspiring English sources
Frank calls himCounsellor because he always called the lawyers that.
Mr Frank calls these "avoided capacity costs"—costs that would not have been incurred had the green-energy plants not been built.
But Feinberg did not see the issues involved in isolation from what Barney Frank calls "maintaining the public's confidence in our capacity to govern".
In Westhampton, Jeff Frank of the Lyceum, a private school, teaches organic methods to landscapers who emerge from his course as what Mr. Frank calls green guerrillas.
And though Nana is not one of Aunt Ester's clients, watch her toss her walker and bolt into that small room behind the kitchen whenever Frank calls.
Mr Frank calls this volatility "high beta", borrowing from financial investor lingo for a stock that tends to outperform the market when the market rises, and falls further when it drops.
One was a frank call for mass political mobilization.
The minutes also contained an unusually frank call for the Treasury to step up its efforts to boost growth.
REBOUNDS Nets Coach LAWRENCE FRANK called every Eastern Conference coach in the past four days to lobby for his players who are All-Star contenders.
In a frank call with analysts, HTC CFO and president of global sales Chialin Chang admitted that sales were weak because consumers "prefer more fashionable phones" to those which HTC offers.
Dodd-Frank calls for wide-sweeping reforms, including the creation of a new agency, the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), and the abolition of the Office of Thrift Supervision.
