Sentence examples for make robo calls from inspiring English sources
He attacked his opponent, Assemblyman Hakeem S. Jeffries, for "shaking up and waking up John Lewis in Georgia to make robo-calls," referring to the famed civil rights figure who recorded phone calls urging voters to support Mr. Jeffries.
Not just any Trump: Robo-Trump, who made Robo-calls and pronouncements on local radio.
He did radio ads and made robo-calls on Hochul's behalf.
That didn't stop Sheriff Arpaio's campaign from reportedly making robo-calls urging voters not to let anyone take their early ballots — you wouldn't want to break the law!
One of the most famous political figures of the age, John McCain, was thrilled (and no doubt envious) that a newbie unknown a week ago made robo-calls for him in his tightening Arizona re-election race.
The Greens say they don't do robo-calls.
He generally refuses to do "robo-calls," those ubiquitous, recorded messages in which a politician asks you to go out and vote for the party.
With only a few weeks remaining in the current school year, New York City has launched a multi-million dollar advertising campaign that asks, "It's 9 00 AM Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?" Prior attempts at reducing truancy have included celebrity messages and "robo" calls made to the homes of the chronically absent by famous rappers to encourage attendance.
Another was Lender Processing Services of Florida, which made robo-signing a household word.
Robo calls made statements such as: "This is an urgent call about your energy bill," and "stop the 14% increase coming soon".
