Sentence examples for spot calling from inspiring English sources

She finds President Bush's television spot calling for resumption of a normal happy life "countermanded" by the spectacle of a Capitol ringed by soldiers and a White House blanketed from traditional visitations of the season.

Flu Vaccine Over the weekend, Mr. Kerry began ridiculing Mr. Bush about the vaccine shortage, and his campaign began a television spot calling the problem "a George Bush mess".

The television spot calling Santorum an insider was created not in Boston, where Romney's campaign is based, but in Washington, in a corporate office building, with a marble-floored lobby, just two blocks from the K Street corridor that Romney disparaged in his exchange with Gingrich.

The New Republic praised the spot, calling it "very effective without being nasty".

He lamented ABC's decision to move Kimmel to the 11 35 spot, calling it a "bad, bad thing" to move the TV newsmagazine "Nightline" to 12 35.

Democracy for America released a spot calling Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) a "sellout" for taking $1.6 million in campaign contributions from the health care industry and failing to endorse a public plan.

The venue is a harborside spot called the Orange Room.

The gathering, held in a hot spot called the Rathskeller, featured sousaphones.

Jeffrey, who is staying at a motel near their vacation spot, calls her.

That spot, called "Believe in America," featured Mr. Obama quoting an associate of Senator John McCain.

The Volkswagen spot, called "The Dog Strikes Back," was ranked as the most clever.