Sentence examples for timing of the call from inspiring English sources
The timing of the call will again cast the spotlight on press intrusion and the media's invasion of privacy.
Nor did the timing of the call from Damascus, which was directed at the Western media, just when Iran was holding a conference on denial of the Holocaust.
The timing of the call, however, raised questions about why the president had chosen to engage with Grassley at this juncture.
The timing of the call to war was so unexpected that Hajji Zahir, one of its three lead commanders, told journalists at the time that he nearly slept through it.
Hagan can hear her "squeals of laughter," along with Rove's gloating to her: "Goddangit, baby, we're making good time!" "It was totally cavalier," Hagan told me last week, when I asked him if the timing of the call was accidental and her presence grudgingly revealed.
The away side are furious with the timing of the call.
Winters immediately faced questions about the timing of the cash call, which comes just weeks before the Bank of England is to publish the results of its stress tests on the major banks, on 1 December.
"The timing of the calls suggests a deliberate attempt to tax the Fire Department's ability to respond".
In statements after the programme was disclosed, intelligence and government officials have stressed that the NSA does not collect the contents of US calls, only the "metadata", such as the numbers called, the duration and timing of the calls.
During the second wave of interviews, we edited the questionnaire after each iteration until we obtained data replication or redundancy [ 26] regarding the questionnaire content (e.g. item formulation, additional items), as well as the best process for the monitoring intervention (e.g. timing of the calls).
Johnny felt that she should have called him before she took that gig, and of course he wouldn't have stopped her from taking it, but that she owed him the courtesy of [telling him]." The timing of that call has always been disputed.
