Sentence examples similar to roll call notes from inspiring English sources
For many New York City police officers, a trip to the gym or the station house weight room is as much a part of the day as roll call or making notes in a memo book.
Ms. Jarosz wrote all but 2 of the album's 11 tracks, and the credits in the liner notes read like a roll call of the acoustic music world's elite, — Béla Fleck, Jerry Douglas, Shawn Colvin and Darrell Scott.
On the House side, the first day was filled with familiar ritual — the children romping in the well of the House, the speaker's roll call vote — but there were also some sweet notes.
The men knew from previous escape attempts by others that, once their absence was noted during the evening appell (roll call), the guards would continue the search for three days.
In 2006, Hong Kong was the first to ban the use of biometrics in schools, with an official calling it "excessive" and noting that there are much less intrusive ways of taking a roll call.
An attendee noted that the list was a very impressive as a corporate roll call, but pointed to the heavy representation of service companies, rather than manufacturing companies, in the list.
Detractors were quick to note that Smith had been benched over the years in favor of a roll call of forgettable castoffs, including Tim Rattay, Ken Dorsey, J. T. O'Sullivan, Troy Smith and a 35-year-old Trent Dilfer.
And cynics noted a lack of warmth or specifics in her praise of her young rival.After the roll call, Mr Clinton added specifics.
"Every roll call was priceless," he said.
