Sentence examples for heller calls from inspiring English sources

In the film: Not long after Cube sees Eazy and Heller brunching on lobster and champagne, Heller calls him into a hotel room and presents him with a contract.

Hitler was an aspiring architect and avid watercolorist before adopting what Heller calls his "sociopolitical art project".

Marked by what Heller calls "extreme shyness and violent intensity," Rand from her earliest days cultivated fantasies of overachievement that would separate her first from Russia's Chekhovian lassitude and then from the levelling violence of its revolution.

When Bennett Cerf, a head of Random House, begged her to cut Galt's speech, Rand replied with what Heller calls "a comment that became publishing legend": "Would you cut the Bible?" One can imagine what Cerf thought — he had already told Rand plainly, "I find your political philosophy abhorrent" — but the strange thing is that Rand's grandiosity turned out to be perfectly justified.

Finally, the brief explains the use 11+ magazines for what Heller calls the "core lawful purpose of self-defense". The District Court in Fyock erred, we argue, by attempting to count how often a trigger is pulled 11 or more times in self-defense.

P.S. Coppola's visual world suggests nothing of what Heller calls "vacation-package surfaces," though it's revealing that this is how he trivializes visual beauty; a reminder, if one were needed, that there's no more dematerializing and anti-sensual practice than criticism in search of messages.

A week after the presidential election, Ms. Heller called an all-staff meeting to map out a strategy for the advent of a travel ban.

After seeing her past revealed on prime time, Ms. Heller called Mr. Masius and said: "You blew my cover on national television.

That morning, Ms. Heller called the doctors at an upstairs OB-GYN practice to ask if she could relocate some of Pulling Down the Moon's operations and classes there temporarily.

The filing says that Heller called Zinke on Sept. 15, 2017, just hours before Interior issued its final decision, to pressure him not to approve the casino application.

With masterly ambiguity, the documentary, by the multi-talented André Heller, was called Blind Spot - a title that did justice both to Junge's claims to have been kept in the dark and the belief of many historians that she and others close to the Führer suffered from an entirely self-induced amnesia.