Sentence examples for most common calls from inspiring English sources

Note to landlords: Tenant complaints are the fourth most common calls to 311.

Yet records from the charity ChildLine show their most common calls from children relate to depression, self-harm or thoughts of suicide.

Perhaps the most common calls of Black-and-white Owl are a hu, hu, hu, hóo-ah and a cat-like scream; a longer series of calls also is given.

Although the scientists do not yet know specifically how the ships' sounds are affecting the orcas, they note that other researchers have shown that the whales increase the amplitude of their most common calls when loud boats pass nearby.

Some of the most common calls among lemurs are predator alarm calls.

Fire officials report the most common calls they receive in the summer months are those for unauthorized fires in people's backyards.

But by far the most common call signal on the radio is "code blue".

More troubling, the most common call in question — which player knocked the ball out of bounds?

Her co-op was valued at $60,000; her occupation was listed as "none," the most common calling for the block's householders that year.

During the campaign, their most common call was for a "phased redeployment" — a euphemism for withdrawal — of American troops starting before the end of this year.

The most common call is a "grating call", utilized by both sexes and usually given from within the burrow, though males may use it from a territorial perch or rarely in the air.