Sentence examples for reassuring calls from inspiring English sources

"I got tons of reassuring calls from customers and suppliers," he said.

By now, when a bomb goes off, we are accustomed to clucking at televised reports through storefront windows and making reassuring calls to loved ones.

In the end in these situations, writing remains the most lonely of crafts, monastic, and regardless of how many reassuring calls come in, the author must produce content that pleases the new publisher or editor.

Mae Perm also makes loud chirps, which are known to be reassuring calls, and then caresses Jokia with her trunk, finally placing it in Jokia's mouth an act which "might send a signal, 'I'm here to help you, not hurt you,' " Plotnik says.

Before yesterday's world motorsport council meeting in Monte Carlo where the future of the race was decided, however, the situation worried the prime minister Tony Blair so much that he put in a reassuring call to the Fia's president Max Mosley.

Apart from a late flurry of attack ads by Mr. Weprin, who, polls suggest, is running toward the bottom of an otherwise evenly matched pack, the candidates have been content to use their advertisements as reassuring calling cards.

The series of meetings was broadcast tonight on state-run television with reassuring descriptions calling the gatherings close and friendly.

If you overlook a reassuring phone call in the third episode, you won't feel that Ms. Reza is unfairly manipulating her characters.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pressed by a swirl of rumors that he was about to be ousted, President Pervez Musharraf insisted this week that he was staying, and President Bush on Friday confirmed his continued support with a reassuring phone call to Mr. Musharraf, the White House said.

Then she heard a soft, reassuring voice calling her name.

The chief constable, who took up his new role four days ago, said he was reassured by calls from Northern Ireland's five main political parties for no violence following the march ruling.