Sentence examples for listening call from inspiring English sources

Fans were hollering "Give it to Wilt!" When he had 83 points, Campbell said, "If you know anybody not listening, call them up".

Someone listening called Manny, and the two Brooklyn buddies reunited, along with Manny's niece, Eddie's daughter, Laura Garofalo.

Attentively listening calls for greater effort, but the positive outcome of a successful exchange is worth your time.

She listens, calls up charts, runs figures and rejects my investment interest in fashion and extreme sports.

However, if you don't forward your phone number to Listen, calls go straight to voicemail.

Ann stumped for Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode," a somewhat harder sell, in that Carl, at first listening, called it "awful".

We're listening, someone calls out.

But he said he would keep listening to calls.

If the government was listening to calls, it would likely need another, more sweeping form of legal permission.

To support our reclaiming method in a wireless environment we introduce a novel low-power listening technique called reverse-low-power listening (RLPL) as part of an overall Hybrid Low-Power Listening (HLPL) protocol.

Mr Obama has defended the surveillance programmes, saying that nobody was listening to calls between American citizens.