Sentence examples for share of calls from inspiring English sources

The City Salvage Committee, the organization which clears all calls from householders, gives her her share of calls, but no more than that.

But what people should recognize as the regular refs return is that while they will botch their share of calls, they are the best officials, and best-trained ones, out there.

Joe Drape's commentary on Penn State's coach ("Paterno Got His Share of Calls Over the Years," Oct. 19) was an excellent review of officiating that has benefited Coach Joe Paterno and his Nittany Lions.

As a result, says Greg Short of SOE, the share of calls relating to scams is now less than 10%.Despite these problems, things are not really so bad, argues Dan Hunter of New York Law School, who is writing a book about the social significance of virtual worlds.

A relatively large share of calls (59%) to the Danish OOH-PC is terminated by telephone with medical advice or direct referral to the hospital in acute cases [ 10].

"In this city, we're all walkers," said Andrew Phillips, a Halstead broker who has received his share of "Call me the second the place becomes available" entreaties.

Now, we've seen our share of called announcing shots before, but none in favor of a team trailing by 54 points in the third quarter.

Telefonica-owned O2 UK, the largest mobile operator in the country with over 20 million customers, is rolling out 'International Favorites', a new low cost international calling service with the aim to double its market share of overseas calls.

Either quality would be an asset going forward, allowing him to win his share of close calls against Mr. Romney.

"We've had our share of mushroom calls, some of which were nail-biters, but so far no serious trouble".

We have all had our share of close calls in a war with elastic front lines where access to fighting was unfettered, but extremely dangerous.