Sentence examples for private calls from inspiring English sources

Reporters routinely complain that so-called readouts from the White House providing information on Mr. Obama's private calls or meetings with foreign leaders are mostly information-free.

Apparently, these were private calls.

Something like 20% of all private calls would be lost.

Mr. McDonald described numerous private calls and meetings in restaurants and on golf courses that steered the contract.

Huh? Netanyahu was referring to Arab leaders' now-documented private calls for a U.S.-led war against Iran, an option he also favors.

Behind the scenes, the candidates speak nearly every day — sometimes on private calls, sometimes with a small cadre of staff members on the line — and in public, they increasingly exhibit the mutual confidence of a trapeze act.

From Algeria to Yemen, Arab leaders fiercely echoed Amer's private call for Israel's annihilation.

Schumann's wife, Clara, was blunter in private, calling Liszt's compositions tasteless and "a chaos of dissonances".

Perhaps more than anything, though, the booths simply offered a public, climate-controlled place to make a private call.

(Apparently John Peel's sister's fiance, an officer, made Peel, a private, call him "Sir" at family gatherings).

"We have a special table in the back, very private, called the governor's table," Mr. Rosenstein noted.