Sentence examples for whose calls from inspiring English sources

The person registering to receive calls sets preferences on whose calls to receive.

— but, by tracking your glance-to-answer ratio, Facebook can assess whose calls you've been screening the most.

He scowls at umpires whose calls he does not like and occasionally argues with a vehemence bordering on mania.

There are also contractors whose calls may be about how to maneuver around sequestration, not stop it.

The lawyer is just one of the people whose calls from the suspect are being swept up".

I'd also help him raise our live decoys: captive birds whose calls would attract their wild brethren.

Listening to their clamor, he became aware of a single bird, obviously the flight commander, whose calls kept sounding out above the others.

Rand Paul, the scion of a congressman, is an ophthalmologist whose calls for spending restraint don't extend to his own Medicare income.

When it is time for the NSA to obtain Fisa court approval, the agency does not tell the court whose calls and emails it intends to intercept.

"We understand that there were other women who called before [Ligons], whose calls went unanswered," civil rights lawyer Benjamin Crump said.

Persistent political instability in Rome has become a matter of growing concern for Italian industrialists, whose calls for support during the economic downturn have gone mostly unheeded.