Sentence examples for yearly calls from inspiring English sources

Trends of yearly calls, storms, and maximum August SST in the Caribbean are shown in Supplemental Material, Figures S1 and S2.

Ernst's aesthetic sensibility defines the annual Victory Day parade, on May 9th, as well as Putin's yearly call-in shows, televised marathons that can run for more than four hours, in which he fields questions from factory workers in the Urals and concerned mothers in the Far East.

Unlimited yearly calling will cost $29.95.

This is a new feature that Facebook plans to release yearly called "Memology," the study of how memes are spreading on Facebook.

Since the New York International Latino Film Festival puts out a yearly Call for Entries on withoutabox.com and allows for blind submissions--not all entries are good.

Selection for military duty was annual with yearly call-ups and great stock was placed on military exercises, during the winter months, which formed a large part of a soldier's life.

I don't know how many more yearly Call of Duties we can have before the commercialism-first side of contemporary games making collapses under the incredible weight of its own greed.

Using the yearly average calls of 100 and U.S. population of 300 million (roughly average for the decade), our data set had a yearly call incidence of 0.003/10,000 residents.

When Mr. Fleet returned to London about a year later, they kept in touch through yearly phone calls and letters.

This incident lead to a citywide push for a "Crisis Intervention Team" to deal with the reported 100,000 yearly phone calls New York cops receive about people in emotional distress who might be mentally ill as it stands, having uniformed men with guns show up might make these situations worse.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention holds yearly walks called "Out of the Darkness".