Sentence examples for program to call from inspiring English sources
One version of the Samsung Jitterbug, for example, has only three buttons: one you can program to call one number, say a friend, work or home; another to call a live operator; and a third to call 911.
The outsider candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. ran a half-hour prime time telecast on CBS in 1984, using the program to call the Democratic nominee, Walter F. Mondale, "an agent of influence" of the Soviet intelligence services.
In Highland, N.Y., Sister Adrian Hofstetter, an 85-year-old Dominican nun, is using National Voice's Internet program to call minorities and young residents in central Florida to encourage them to vote.
At JetBlue, employees use the Lift program to call out their peer's brilliance; for both the everyday tasks, as well as the game changing acts.
Both the UNISDR Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) and Integrated Research on Disaster Risk (IRDR) program to call for more integration of research with the needs of policy and decision makers (ICSU [2008]).
- This week in the "War on Christmas": Bill O'Reilly welcomed American Atheists president David Silverman on his program to call him a "fascist"; Fox News also welcomed Catholic priest Jonathan Morris, who awesomely thinks War on Christmas is bullshit.
Barnard's student government association recently joined student governments from Columbia University's other three undergraduate programs to call for a unified honor code, to take effect next fall.
7. Turn off your phone Parents are biologically programmed to call with vital news about next door's cat just as you drift off.
The camera is programmed to call Polaroid's Internet service provider, Ceiva Logic in West Hollywood, Calif., which transfers the call to a local number within 20 seconds.
Just in case, the search for Beagle has been broadened to look outside the times the probe was programmed to call home.
Some of the perpetrators were radio hosts, who used their programs to call Tutsis "cockroaches" that should be exterminated.
