Calls in sentence

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So I've got two calls to action, for the introverts and for the extroverts.

And yet after we did everything that we thought we knew, such as talking to D and taking away privileges and parent phone calls home, the only real option we had left to do was to kick him out, and I knew that would not help him.

I thought he was helping me throughout the day, making a lot of phone calls.

TIME Magazine calls it, right there on the screen, "The teeny tiny little print in contracts that keeps sexual harassment claims unheard."

But everybody calls it home.

A colleague calls this "serving a life sentence 30 days at a time."

Now, David Kelley calls this behavior, when it’s carried out by designers, "thinking with your hands."

All I can tell you is that in my congressional office in Colorado and my office in Washington, we're getting hundreds and hundreds of calls about the endangered ape and gorilla population in Rwanda, but nobody is calling about the people.

It's what he calls the seven stages of a mythic adventure.

Eduardo is doing what he calls natural foie gras.

Three days ago, my wife calls me, crying.

Her clandestine booty calls will carry for miles across the canopy, and males will beat a slow path towards her.

On video calls, I never have to grow old.

It's what Bryan Stevenson at the Equal Justice Initiative calls the narrative of racial difference, the story we told ourselves to justify slavery and Jim Crow and mass incarceration and beyond.

We know that police officers use force more with black people than with white people, and we are learning the role of 911 calls in this.

Thanks to preliminary research from the Center for Policing Equity, we're learning that in some cities, most of the interactions between cops and citizens is due to 911 calls, not officer-initiated stops, and most of the violence, the use of force by police on citizens, is in response to those calls.

Further, when those officers responding to calls use force, that increases in areas where the percentage of the white population has also increased, aka gentrification, aka unicycles and oat milk, aka when BBQ Becky feels threatened, she becomes a threat to me in my own neighborhood, which forces me and people like me to police ourselves.

We need to change the action, whether that action is "lynches" or "calls police."

Those proteins include antibodies, which attempt to neutralize the new object and send out a signal that calls other immune cells to the site to strengthen the attack.

The FAA, the controlling body above all, calls it a "powered lift aircraft."

The press calls my particular volantor a "Skycar."

So she calls it a real fake.

Now, it's about five, six, seven, eight pages long, and it gets kind of deep and difficult after about the third page, but somewhere on the second page he begins talking about the notion that he calls "moral imagination."

When you do well, he calls you onto the couch?

Like when I'm on set and we're about to shoot and the first AD calls out "Rolling!"

And then I hear "speed," "marker," "set," and then the director calls "Action!" I've heard that sequence so many times, like, it's become this Pavlovian magic spell for me.

So she devised an experiment that she calls "Love Week": a whole week where each employee has to look for really clever, helpful, imaginative things that a counterpart does, call it out and celebrate it.

I'm haunted by the thought of what Ray Anderson calls "tomorrow's child," asking why we didn't do something on our watch to save sharks and bluefin tuna and squids and coral reefs and the living ocean while there still was time.

Which is why Phil Morrison calls SETI, "the archaeology of the future."

Nobody calls her disabled.

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