Sentence examples for misdirected call from inspiring English sources
Franklin was filling retail and banking positions in the early 1990s when he got a misdirected call from a Hungarian engineer looking for telecom work in London.
Bill Hagborn, president of the Liberal association in a riding in Ontario, told of a bus full of aboriginal voters, who were very unlikely to vote Conservative, and who were misdirected by calls and ended up not voting at all.
The phenomenon is called misdirected mating, and it extends to other marine mammals.
A spokesman for the Lee companies called the suit "misdirected and entirely without merit".
He had made a similar point on Wednesday, when he spent much of the day with President Obama, who himself called the law "misdirected".
Some Republicans have publicly questioned the motives behind the directive, including Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, who called the policy "completely misdirected".
Cracker Barrel's executives fought back, sending letters in which they called Mr. Biglari's assault "misdirected and misinformed," and said that his election would "result in the alienation of the board and management team".
The company, the world's largest maker of computer chips, called the current debate over stock options misdirected.
In type I diabetes, a misdirected immune system apparently attacks and kills pancreatic islet cells, called B cells.
In a letter sent back to the cast and posted on the call board, Mr. Stigwood said he thought the criticism was misdirected as well as poorly timed.
