Sentence examples for time calls from inspiring English sources

Smaller rallies were held elsewhere, including Vladivostok, and for the first time calls were heard for Putin to leave office.

At the same time, calls for a return to the gold standard proliferated, and not just among marginal figures.

The latest plan for prime time calls for taped shows like "Weather Caught on Camera" and "Storm Riders" from 8 to 10 p.m., sandwiched between live newscasts.

Though I will welcome a full-fledged reunion with brown liquor and its comforts soon enough, this in-between time calls for in-between drinks.

Our culture, from Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" to Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring," is focused on what Time calls "the glittery trappings of wealth".

"Our time calls for dialogue, not confrontation," said the Rev. Thomas Reese, a Jesuit who is editor in chief of America, the Catholic magazine.

Then, the throughput of non-real-time calls H n is equal to the product of the mean number of non-real-time calls being served in a cell and the mean service rate of non-real-time calls.

The second level admits nonreal-time calls (or class 1 calls) based on the resources remaining after meeting the resource needs for real-time calls.

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The channel withdrawal dropping probability of non-real-time calls, Pn, wd, is given as follows.

LInes 1 this handle the first case, where a new code requiring an SF of requires code reassignmenthatecause of code blockisg.