Sentence examples for reverse calls from inspiring English sources

Generally, officials do not reverse calls unless the proof is conclusive, and considering the importance of this particular decision, it was a surprise that the officials gave the Steelers a touchdown.

The aphoristic phrase Donna Rifkind cites in her review of Salman Rushdie's "Joseph Anton" (Oct . 14 — "Life was lived forward but was judged in reverse" — calls to mind a similar comment from the philosopher William James.

He admired the reverse, calling the bell and the lettering "jewels of precision".

He was less complimentary about the eagle on the reverse, calling it awkward and a fatter version of the eagle on 18th-century American coinage.

So if we passed in the string "Hello!", the first reverse call after that will have the parameter "ello!".

When Colorado Rockies Manager Jim Tracy burst onto the field in Los Angeles last Monday to argue a reversed call, a seasoned observer knew what would come next.

The rider then dates from an even later period, when Spartan military reverses called for a reactionary readjustment of the balance of power.

Residents in affected areas also received reverse 911 calls telling them to boil their water before drinking it.

The country's politics are also in sore need of a practical tool to prevent or reverse bad calls.

The county also sent out reverse 911 calls to landlines in unincorporated areas.

Reverse 911 calls have been sent to homes in the Loma Prieta ridgeline area.