Sentence examples for from hotline from inspiring English sources

"Just as we feared: Adele, 'Star Wars,' and the dance from 'Hotline Bling' have converged into a pop-culture singularity".

He's known as "Beard," but you might know him as "The Soldier" from Hotline Miami 2's Hawaii stages.

I ended up in a nightclub that looked like Hotline Miami, listening to music from Hotline Miami, and gratuitously imagining exactly what I'd do if it actually was Hotline Miami.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington and Moscow have over decades established mechanisms to prevent crises from spinning out of control, from hotlines to satellites and over-flights that allow the nuclear-armed adversaries to track each other's military deployments.

Authorities say that they were initially tipped off on the case from information gathered from a hotline.

Excerpted from the April 4 hotline from the Cabot Market Letter.

Collins, now on his way to getting a  home of his own with help from support workers, was one of those who have benefited from a hotline set up in April 2011 as part of London's No Second Night Out, a focused early intervention project for rough sleepers.

For those of us precluded by nationality or sex from the hotline to genius, Shakespeare's achievement must remain a mystery: his vast knowledge and the human rhythms invented for each character surpass those of any writer since.

(Photo courtesy of Karin Keil from the Hotline for Migrant Workers).

However, the denial of the entire scheme's existence by the Ugandan government is worrying, according to Sigal Rozen from the Hotline for Migrant Workers: "Since they deny the existence of an agreement and the extremely poor human rights record of Uganda," she told me, "they [the asylum seekers] will be in real danger".

However, this paper reports the first results from the hotline, and during that period, we concentrated on establishing an effective process of selection and scanning.