Sentence examples for which calling from inspiring English sources

Unusually, the announcement of the trial (which, calling the evidence "irrefutable", anticipated the verdict) also attributed a motive to Ms Gu: that Heywood was threatening her son.

But the university reacted furiously to the allegations, and instructed the leading libel lawyers Eversheds to write to Which? calling for it to retract the claims which it said are "completely false and defamatory".

What a well-financed defense can do is exploit error, the two most significant of which, calling Mark Fuhrman as a witness and making Simpson try on the famous gloves, were made by Darden himself.

If David, sorry, Lord David Gower hadn't been such a beautiful stroke-maker you might have said he was born to irritate Australia, in which calling he has now surely surpassed all previous efforts.

All of which called for another workout.

But they also raise inflation, which calls for tightening.

(China, which calls them the Diaoyu, claims the tiny isles).

"Which call do you take?" Penn is 46 years old.

The team's comprehensive report appeared in Science, which called it the "breakthrough of the year".

He was asked about the forecast for Saturday, which called for more rain.

Exactly which calls would be eligible for an appeal will be discussed.