Sentence examples for waves of calls from inspiring English sources
The aides suggested that Trump make five "waves" of calls over a number of days, starting with the United Kingdom and ending with Pakistan.
Still, heavy waves of calls to mutual funds, some enthusiastic selling and increased interest in bonds and Treasury bills clearly indicate that equity investors are growing restless and mutual fund managers are feeling pressure.
Our National Day to Demand Action will see more than 100 events across the country, giving people the opportunity to reach their elected officials directly through petition drives, town hall gatherings, and phone banking that will send huge waves of calls to district offices.
The French embassy in Tokyo also reportedly received a wave of calls from apologetic Japanese fans of the Chateau.
The second wave of calls is starting to come in, from people who just saw the faces on the news.
Already there'd been a fresh wave of calls, and the traffic to the Web site was spiking once again.
The county sheriff's department is getting a wave of calls to investigate suspicious packages and cars.
The scandals have fueled a wave of calls for Mr. Paterson to resign, something he has said he is not contemplating.
That set off a wave of calls home, a chance, at last, to savor the notion of what would come after Iraq.
A wave of calls has gone to the private cellphone numbers of specially selected officials inside Iraq, according to leaders at the Pentagon and in the regional Central Command.
A spokesman for Ms. Landrieu said that the office has never intentionally avoided any phone calls and that a wave of calls to Senate offices had caused problems in the voice-mail systems of several senators.
