Sentence examples for jump in calls from inspiring English sources

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline reported a 30percentt jump in calls over the last year, to 545,851 from 402,167, and Richard McKeon, a psychologist and federal public health expert, said that crisis centers were reporting "a significant increase in the number of people who are giving economic reasons" for calling, whether it is "the loss of a job, loss of a home, or fear of that".

Many customers have been frustrated at both the computer lock-out and the inability of Tesco's call centre to deal with the big jump in calls.

After Google implemented this change in 2010, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline saw a 9percentt jump in calls.

The husband, who saw the men jump in, called 911, then called his wife on her cellphone, the police said.

Investors should also anticipate busy signals while trying to get through to 800 numbers in late December and early January because of an expected sharp jump in call volumes.

We see virtually no delay between the onset of the event and the jump in call volume for events that were directly witnessed by the local population, such as the bombing, the earthquake and the blackout.

The art installation is called Jump In! and runs until the 13th of February.

The art installation is called Jump In! and runs until February 13.

A design agency called Pearlfisher opened a pop-up ball pit for adults: the installation at the Pearlfisher Gallery in Hammersmith called Jump In! and is filled with 81,000 white balls.

Well, a design agency called Pearlfisher have opened a pop-up ball pit for adults: the installation at the Pearlfisher Gallery in Hammersmith until February 13 is called Jump In! and is filled with 81,000 white balls.

School personnel jumped in -- calling 911, using an AED device, and administering CPR.