Sentence examples for verbal call from inspiring English sources

They also said that Mr. Abu Ghaith was not permitted to speak to or pray with other inmates, and that a "loud verbal call to prayer" he made resulted in a reprimand because jail officials "deemed it to be prohibited communication with other inmates".

For example, an ad about a new smartphone could include a verbal call-to-action inviting listeners to learn about its features.

Each video that was part of the Shadow of Mordor campaign was required to meet five criteria: to show gameplay, to include "a strong verbal call-to-action" to click the link to the game's page in the video description, to "promote positive sentiment," to avoid showing any bugs or glitches, and to abstain from communicating any "negative sentiment" about the game or its developer.

State law already allowed hands-free verbal calling, but the new one makes it legal to use software applications to dictate texts or listen to incoming written texts that the device "reads" aloud, California Highway Patrol spokeswoman Fran Clader said.

Her movement was a half step slow until she lost a point on a rather literal interpretation of the verbal hindrance call.

The unfortunate verbal hindrance call at break point against Williams in the first game of the second set actually helped her find her rhythm, with anger serving as fuel to help raise her energy.

They have innoculated themselves against panic with a verbal vaccine called "the long haul".

Mr. Obama apologized but expressed his own frustration about Mr. Biden's verbal misadventures — called "Joe bombs" by some staff members during the 2008 campaign.

On the SAT exam, the class of 2006 scored an average of 533 on the math portion, 540 on the verbal — now called reading — and 549 on the new writing section, outpacing the state averages of 510 math, 505 reading, and 504 writing.

This she does by swallowing her gender studies textbook and reconstituting it as a range of verbal bingo calls.

27 The cause of death was determined using an advanced form of verbal autopsy called the 'RHIME' (Representative, Re-sampled, Routine Household Interview of Mortality with Medical Evaluation) method.