Sentence examples for modern call from inspiring English sources

As he moves through the ages, from Greek hetaerae to modern call girls, the prostitutes he likes to spend most time with are always "elegant".

Over here an ashram or a temple devoted to the quest for inner enlightenment or the veneration of Hindu gods, across the way a modern call center that fields complaints from Home Depot customers.

You could create virtual phone numbers in many different countries and manage calls with different people answering — a sort of modern call center for small support teams.

If you think I'm exaggerating, the British journal New Technology, Work and Employment described the modern call centre as being designed to strip employees of all rights, almost modeled after a prison.

We've got more material things, it's just that there seems to be less... communication, somehow.' This modern, call-centre-world anomie is not unique to South Yorkshire.

Lars Nittve, director of Tate Modern, called it "a marvellous work".

His statement resembled modern calls supporting the execution of the suspected WikiLeaks "whistleblower" Bradley Manning: "For the extermination of these pernicious vermin no measures can be too severe".

The bright handmade red chop seal, with its connection to ancient Chinese literature, was just the right personal touch for a writer's modern calling card.

Sehgal is nominated for a work at last year's Documenta exhibition in Germany, and his piece at Tate Modern called These Associations.

He predicted a long life for Romantic Moderns, calling it "a significant contribution to the history of English culture".

There are two approaches to modern conference calling: online conference calls or "modern" offline calls.