Sentence examples for networks calling from inspiring English sources

"The networks calling Florida for Gore," he wrote, "turned the media from observers to participants in the presidential race".

During the Elián González crisis in April 2000, he appeared on four networks calling for the boy's reunification with his father.

Prominent personalities associated with the hashtag took to Twitter, Reddit and other networks, calling it an attack on women and minority gamers as a whole.

All the criticizing and mea culpas concerning the television networks' calling the election for George W. Bush on election night are undeserved and unnecessary.

LONDON — There was a moment between the dawning realization that Barack Obama had won and the networks calling the election when a sudden flurry of online postings started speculating about Election 2016.

As those operators compete for customers and try to recoup the cost of building their networks, calling charges fall and mobile adoption increases.There is clear evidence that liberalisation drives adoption (see chart 3).

The networks called it for Obama, and called it early.

Later, news networks called Florida for Trump as well.

Should Al Gore have conceded after the networks called the election?

Networks call it for him the second polls close.

Spammers use zombies to create vast networks, called botnets, that they use to send messages.