Sentence examples for rapid call from inspiring English sources
If the operation continues to go well on Monday, the officials said privately, President Boris Trajkovski is considering a rapid call for all-party negotiations on changes to the Constitution and other laws to satisfy longstanding Albanian grievances.
In another personal Twitter post, he joked about the rapid call to prayer at a nearby mosque, questioning whether the muezzin who made the call wanted to get away quickly for a drink.
Once tests are done, the prototype launch will fly technology demonstration satellites and test the ability for the Virgin Orbit system to respond to rapid call ups and launches to provide affordable flights into Low Earth Orbit.
After a few recent songs, she went back to the 60's: "Think," "Respect" and "Ain't No Way," beginning a transition into the rapid call-and-response gospel style.
And so two days in, we found ourselves snaking between sheer rock walls while a headwind blasted us with grit, having just run a rapid called Bombshelter.
The fierce predators made three types of angry grunts: First, when fish stare down their rivals face-to-face, they utter rapid calls, much like those same barks.
New research shows that even in complex surroundings--where prey is closely interspersed with its environment--bats use a series of rapid calls to break through the clutter and find their quarry.
Working closely with the Ministry of Health, UNICEF made rapid calls to local and national radio stations asking them to broadcast requests to stop milk substitute donations.
We therefore suggest that for rapid calling exchanges especially the soft and short tet, stack, and cackle calls may be more suitable than longer and more variable calls, such as whines.
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Detailed account of the journey, the most exciting part of which was the navigation of the famous rapids called the Pongo de Mainique, on a balsa raft, with the help of three natives.
