Sentence examples for twice contacted from inspiring English sources

Abramowitz's daughter twice contacted Koufax to ask him to call her father on his 65th and 75th birthdays.

It has been revealed Carr twice contacted Dfat in late 2013 asking to access documents related to trips he made as Australia's foreign minister to the Middle East and Russia.

He went into self-imposed exile after his resignation, but this year Pakistan has twice contacted Interpol to remind the international organisation there is an arrest warrant for Musharraf, who is charged with treason and conspiracy to commit murder of the popular Bhutto.

We twice contacted Uber to ask how it intends to conduct the investigation into Mohrer's conduct, but we haven't heard back at the time of writing.

After numerous criticisms from the Stanley family about their (still-married) daughter 'living in sin' with John Dykins, and considerable pressure from Mimi who twice contacted Liverpool's Social Services to complain about the infant Lennon sleeping in the same bed as Julia and Dykins she reluctantly handed the care of Lennon over to Mimi and her husband, George Smith.

After Julia separated from her husband, she and the infant Lennon moved in with her new partner, John Albert Bobby Dykinsns, but Mimi twice contacted Liverpool's Social Services and complained about Lennon sleeping in the same bed as Julia and Dykins.

Palios said he had twice been contacted by people on behalf of Evans about possible talks but refused to pursue the idea.

But they do have one distinct advantage for the perpetrators, which they share with the kidnapping of immigrants: the victims and their relatives think twice before contacting the police.

The police were contacted twice by residents when they saw employees of Sterns department stores working at the company's computer facilities in Paramus on a Sunday; businesses are prohibited by the borough from using computers that day.

One of the witnesses at the hearing, Bruce R. Lindsey, a close Clinton associate who was deputy White House counsel, said he had been contacted twice by Hugh Rodham about a prison commutation for Carlos Vignali, a convicted cocaine trafficker from California.

When word emerged Saturday morning that Perla would reopen that evening, Ms. Todd, an account manager for a media company who eats there at least twice a week, contacted three other friends whose power had also been out until that morning.