Sentence examples for live call from inspiring English sources

Your station also took a live call from a guerrilla.

For example, a live call dialed manually is acceptable.

I even have a name for the place where those voices live — call it my Bat Cave.

"It became apparent during the live call on Monday's Hack program that the caller identifying himself as 'Herschel' may have been bogus," a spokesman told the Weekly Beast.

In a demo, a live call was made from the keynote address to an Apple employee on paddle board in the middle of a lake.

In Belton, 130 seniors get an automated call every weekday except Wednesday, when they get a live call from one of dozens of volunteers, according to Hamilton.

Mr. Arbatov countered that he believed Soviet radio had some live call-in broadcasts, although he was not sure.

Like her existing program, which runs through the end of the year, the new show, "Dr. Laura," will be a live call-in show.

The mainstream broadcast media, meanwhile, was prohibited from covering election rallies and protests and from airing live news broadcasts, live call-in shows, or live talk shows.

(I noticed the sea change in 1992 during a live call-in show on MTV during the Los Angeles riot, when Chuck D of Public Enemy took questions.

It's the one remaining station in the capital that broadcasts truthful, and even combative, news reports and live call-in shows — a genre that has disappeared from Russian television.