Sentence examples for he has dialed from inspiring English sources

But even as Mr. Obama has delighted abortion rights advocates, he has dialed back some earlier ambitions.

(I'm not sure we should order the skate, though, unless he has dialed back the black pepper, chiles and paprika in the chermoula marinade; it walked all over the sweetness of the fish).

After remarks by Alec Baldwin on Monday night suggested that the end of "30 Rock" was in sight, causing apoplectic fans to threaten to cancel their subscriptions to Kabletown, he has dialed back his comments, saying that he hopes the NBC comedy series will continue, but implying that his own time on the show was winding down.

In recent weeks, however, he has dialed back, saying that mass deportation is unlikely and that he would focus on immigrants without legal status who have criminal records.

In an attempt to become more appealing to Latinos, he has dialed back, saying that mass deportation is unlikely and that he would focus on immigrants without legal status who have criminal records.

"I have to confess, when I got the call from Governor Cuomo, I wasn't sure he had dialed the right number," Mr. Pataki said, drawing laughter.

But by Monday, he had dialed it back, perhaps determining that there was little to be gained if he did more than try to cast him as a moderate, which is a long-running criticism of Mr. Romney.

The Supreme Court ruled that the government did not need a warrant to collect a list of the phone numbers that he had dialed because the suspect had no reasonable expectation of privacy for his phone records, which were held by the phone company.

He indicated that he had dialed back his expectations for Iraqi oil production in the next few years to about nine million barrels a day from the 12 million barrels a day that Iraq would achieve if the oil companies delivered on all the contracts they have signed.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, in a somewhat startling segment of his weekly radio program on WABC-AM yesterday, boasted that he had dialed 311, the city's service and information line, to report nonemergency problems not once, but twice during a night this week.

When they started, they traced Seddik's phone and found that he had dialed a Tunisian Spanish teacher eight times on the night he disappeared.