Then, after a news conference with Democratic representatives in the House radio and television gallery, Mr. McCain went back to his office to make more telephone calls.
Moments later, Mr. Horowitz returned to his cubicle-size office to make more telephone calls — to banks, producers, board members, donors and, he hoped, an artist or two.
In Georgia, as in Minnesota, Colorado, South Dakota and more than 25 other states, party officials say, Republicans recruited more volunteers, made more telephone calls, rang more doorbells and got out more votes in Republican households than they ever had.
Veronica Juliano has made more telephone calls than she can count to get help for her sister, her sister's best friend and her husband's secretary, all of whom were widowed in the disaster.
Notably, Mr. Geithner was cited for making more telephone calls to Dan Jester, a Treasury adviser and former Goldman Sachs employee, in the fall of 2008 than to anyone other than the former Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., also a former Goldman executive, and the Fed chairman.
Adult patients made more telephone consultations in the sensor-Off arm.
Mr. Novitzky confronted Mr. Gatlin with the evidence he had against him, and persuaded him to make more than a dozen undercover telephone calls, starting the day they met.
In the coming days, we will make more attacks onpolio vaccination offices and polio workers," he said by telephone.
In the coming days we will make more attacks on polio vaccination offices and polio workers," he told Reuters by telephone.
"I don't want to make any more telephone calls to get you over here," the judge said, according to Mr. Hynes.
Council members made more than 7,000 telephone calls over more than a year seeking information, then commissioned an army of independent experts to verify the findings.
