Sentence examples for involved call from inspiring English sources

The executives involved call it synergy, but some viewers call it confusing.

"The 'consolidation and restoration' - as the architects involved call it - [is] truly lamentable and has left locals and foreigners deeply shocked," it said.

"It's one of the first things he looks for: 'Did you get the sketch artist involved?' Call on weekends, call at night".

[Note: I've clarified the description of the Egypt-D.C. mistake; although the Post used the term "interception," the paper also quoted an N.S.A. document saying that it involved call records, not listening in.] [ image: /photos/59095103ebe912338a37265d] Read more of our coverage of government surveillance programs.

The traditional advice to the public has been "don't get involved, call 911," Mr. Wexler said, adding, "There's a recognition in these 'active shooter' situations that there may be a need for citizens to act in a way that perhaps they haven't been trained for or equipped to deal with".

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The story involved intrigue, heroics and ultimately what some of the people involved called a betrayal.

Then a mainland professor got involved, calling Hong Kongers "dogs" and "bastards"— and worse.

Joseph A. Califano Jr., the former Health secretary and president of the research group involved, called for an increase in government spending.

Usually asking about something that involved calling university staff, who are often hard to reach and gone by Friday afternoon.

We've got to get Britain back to work.The most striking sections involved calls to optimism, however.