Sentence examples for racket call from inspiring English sources

Those of us in the racket call them the Seven Habits of Highly Successful Blurbing. 1 — Gush.

He has a signature racket, called Pure Drive Roddick, which earns him royalties.

At about the same time CICIG secured provisional charges against 22 people, including senior tax officials, allegedly involved in a customs-swindling racket called La Linea (named after a telephone hotline used by the purported crooks).

But in 2004 it secured the backing of a then-unsung Rafael Nadal for a new racket called the Aero Pro Drive, which has since become one of the world's most popular.

"Send me your list of locations and I'll see what I can do". Kim is a historian and novelist, she and her husband Richard Schave run a nice little racket called Esotouric taking people around the city on bus tours of historic and literary locations.

Battledore and shuttlecock, children's game played by two persons using small rackets called battledores, which are made of parchment, plastic, or rows of gut or nylon stretched across wooden frames, and shuttlecocks, made of a base of some light material, such as cork, with trimmed feathers fixed around the top.

"It's just life and how it goes in the world of this racket we call music," says Dr John, as Booker's beautifully mournful version of People Get Ready plays over footage of his funeral.

Even Rupert Murdoch called the carried-interest deduction a "racket" and called for it to be axed.

It is already in the numbers racket; Albany calls it the lottery.

Rackett, also spelled racket, also called ranket, (from German Rank, "bend"), in music, double-reed wind instrument of the 16th and 17th centuries.

Henin was a maestro, waving her racket and calling in every section of her orchestra — booming forehand winners, tinkling backhand slices that Williams could not run down — and controlling the rhythm of the game.