Sentence examples for outlet to call from inspiring English sources

Inadvertently, yesterday's press conference provided proof of that: ScienceInsider was the only outlet to call in.

Though Chinese officials said they were investigating him for tax evasion, Mr. Ai is an outspoken critic of that nation's government and has used his blog and other online outlets to call attention to its human rights violations.

Sanchez was injured in the game, prompting many news outlets to call for Ryan's ouster.

Measures doing away with the tax have enjoyed unusually bi-partisan support in state legislators, prompting media outlets to call them "viral legislation".

New Delhi reported 1,813 rape cases — the most out of any city in India, prompting some local news outlets to call it India's "rape capital".

A petition calling for them to win the prestigious award for which they were shortlisted had garnered more than 325,000 signatures by Friday morning, leading some news outlets to call them the "people's choice".

She said she also "felt trapped," after a tipster alerted the local Fox station about her and other news outlets began to call.

But it wasn't until Ms. Foster covered the first New York Pet Fashion Week, a dog fashion trade show started in 2006, that news media outlets started to call.

THE SILENT FRONT-RUNNER Imagine for a moment how Democrats would feel late on the night of Nov. 6 if news outlets began to call the race for Mr. Romney or another Republican.

"[P]leased that VA voters rejected [Cuccinelli's] dangerous brand of politics & his contempt for science & rational thought," Mann tweeted last night as media outlets began to call the race for McAuliffe.

Although major media outlets decided to call her mute, Geeta was in fact communicating and cooperating with a number of different agencies to find her way home.