calling

The light of my country, the sky of my country, had been silently calling me.

Hi, Robert. This is Janet Reese calling from American Advertising. We placed an order with you about a week ago.

The White House said earlier that the United States: Egypt, transition plan, not enough to satisfy those voices calling for change.

Her dream was often haunted by his image calling in the snow after she returned home, so she decided to look for him buried in the snow.

Such voters no longer see Labour as "fair" to working families, calling it a party for benefit claimants, unions and immigrants.

I think I really got to past the point, where I can be calling this a bad moment, and it just terrifies me.

And he heard their voices calling his name, and shouting from the field to field telling one another of the coming of the ship.

Should I inform them that I will be calling them the next week to introduce myself over the phone and answer any questions they might have?

THE more enthusiastic are calling it a "hibiscus revolution" , in honour of both Malaysia's national flower and the Arab awakening.

"I felt I had a calling to work among Chinese traders in Lagos, " he says. "The only thing stopping me was the language barrier. "

He scrambles to the front of the room as the meeting breaks up, calling for the new controllers to report to him in SCIMOD.

I can't take them calling me a hero. Some of the things I saw them die, they want things to be proud of .

T-Mobile's product management chief Paul Cole is calling it "a connection hub wrapped in a layer of protection. "

Calling on Ahmadinejad to resign, they said the election results were a "coup d'etat" and chanted "Death to the lying government" .

I noticed that our neighbor was looking over the fence and I knew that he would be calling the police.

Handy tried to be polite, but he said, "If it was like this in Shanghai, old folks would be calling us all afternoon to complain. "

He said, but turned to look at the closet one last time, as if expecting Saint Tail to jump out, calling card in hand.

Ge Laoer Huoci respected Hollywood cartoon film "Shrek" , calling it a rare Watch Now is not the fairy tale.

How different would be the state of the Church and of heathendom , if God's people were to take no rest in calling upon Him!

Globally, insurance companies are calling it a "catastrophe trend" .

But merely to cover up what is with a lovely set of words, calling it responsibility, duty, love - all that has no meaning.

Although calling them 'house' spiders is a little deceptive. The natural habitat of these spiders is not the house it is in fact the garden.

They are ready to exchange their calling cards only after they have talked agreeably and wish to continue their associations.

The Referee is not required to say or to do anything if a shooter does not shoot but opens the gun after calling for the target.

I am calling to see if it is possible to arrange a group trip with your service.

The redeployment has been characterized as minor, with Pakistani officials calling it a "minimum defense measure. "

France's diehard ultra-leftists may argue that Ms Royal failed because she was not true enough to her revolutionary calling.

He said the car reached 94 mph before a trooper, calling out instructions from a megaphone, helped him slow down and turn off the engine.

Calling a public inquiry when the stories first began to surface might have saved Mr.

We have not found a leader as powerful as him asking Assad to leave and calling him an illegitimate president.

Yet no one is ready to say for sure that we've dodged the bullet -- and no one is calling off the massive vaccination campaign. Why?

today, I got a call from a man yelling and cursing at me, calling me a "selfish no-life asshole" for getting his "baby girl" pregnant.

Goldman put Microsoft on its top stock picks list -- calling it a "conviction buy" last month.

That's nice. . . now, was that before or after you told him to stop calling, stop sending you flowers and to generally leave you alone, hmm?

Koplan was more blunt, calling it a waste of taxpayer money to develop a program that works and then dismantle it.

The lawyers are now calling for international pressure for an independent scientific review of how the children became infected.

In the age of caller ID, this is an easy method to adopt as you know he's calling without answering the phone.

Calming himself by calling upon the light side of the Force, Kenobi was able to surprise Maul, and cleave him in half with his saber.

The effective user ID of the calling process must be that of the super-user or match the creator or owner of the semaphore set.

It may have struck our students as a bit odd that so far no one has used a business card (also called a name card or calling card).

Only on doing so did the woman, who has not been identified for legal reasons, realise that she was calling a brothel.

Ford says the uptick was an "encourage sign" , but stopped short of calling it a bottoming out point.

I was just about to leave when he was calling to me.

I'm calling to see if it is possible for you to meet me some time for tomorrow morning.

So much the better. I hope they will not meet at all. But does not Jane correspond with the sister? She will not be able to help calling.

m just calling to tell you that I was pleased we were finally able to meet one another yesterday.

Sometimes, calling it a day is a good idea: perhaps you genuinelyrealise that you've gone down the wrong path for you.

'I've been calling you for ten minutes, 'said Marguerite from her window in a tone that verged on the peremptory.

Animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot wrote to the German minister calling on her not to give in to pressure to overturn the Anuga ban.

On June 2nd, a group of hackers calling itself "LulzSec" claimed that it had been able to get into the network of Sony Pictures.

I'm calling it a growing consol even though the British consols didn't grow.

On a recent trip to Afghanistan, British Defense Secretary Liam Fox drew fire for calling it "a broken 13th-century country. "

She knew there was no need of calling there now. He would not be in. Nothing remained but to employ the intermediate hours in search.

We are always looking for the universities to work on memory, even if in a dream we have to call it the same as calling the name of God.

And there's a strong sense of what I'm calling a 'deadness' to structures that fuel businesses and corporations I come into contact with.

And when he won a collegiateliterary prize, Norman Mailer knew that his true calling was as a writer.

Many activists and individual party officials are calling for the elections to be postponed for at least a few weeks until calm returns.

the reason I'm calling is because Ms. Collins will not be able to call you back until next week.

Hours after the announcement of his arrest, crowds gathered in a central square in Belgrade, calling for the general's release.

In the case of the traveller, this might be calling up a web page on which the train timetable is displayed.

The train stopped at last. For a second there was no sound. Then Nick heard people. They were calling for help.

He said he was calling on the west not to fear the idea of a "velvet reprivatisation" .

The marked civility of Clare's tone in calling her seemed to have inspired her, for the moment, with a new glimmer of hope.

"So you see I shall not be calling on His Majesty, " said the Fox.

And when I heard its piercing cry, it was like a terrible cry from the heart; or perhaps it was calling for its mate amid the darkness.

This parameter determines the size of the buffer used for passing parameters between the routine and the calling application.

I'm calling to see if it's possible for you to meet me some time tomorrow morning.

Wilson was especially dismissive of Facebook, calling it "a photo-sharing site. "

He also added a bit of sexism to his racism by calling a female police officer "sugar tits" .

Using GSM in the U. S. is often less expensive than calling cards , pay phones and hotel phones .

"Stop calling me that! I'm not your mother. You're just a dirty old man. "

But Eli had not called him. However, the old priest knew that it must be the Lord calling Samuel.

When one acquaintance became too insistent on trying to send a gift to thank Mr. Jobs for his friendship, he was asked to stop calling.

Chinese bloggers attacked Monday's court ruling, calling it a "second raiding" .

The House Judiciary Committee is calling on him to testify about whether the White House improperly meddled with the Justice Department.

I was about to call on you. I was just going to call on you. I was on the point of calling on you.

Executive Chairman Ray Lane strongly defended the choice of Ms. Whitman, calling her a strong communicator and leader.

Fine, thanks. I'm calling to ask if you'd like to have dinner with me Saturday evening.

Purists might raise their eyebrows at calling the nameless object a planet, given that it once looked just like the sun.

He thought about Die Nadel, or Faber or whatever he was calling himself now: a smiling young man in running shorts, holding a trophy.

Calling Ali "a fierce fighter and a man of peace, " Bush said, Ali's fighting style would be studied for years but defy imitation.

Sarkozy said those calling for all nuclear power plants to be shut down in the wake of the Fukushima crisis should be more realistic.

Following a scent in the wind, a star in the sky. The ancient message comes, calling the kindred to take flight and to gather together.

She would be able to establish her midwifery practice there, pursuing the calling Allah had chosen for her.

Palestinian leaders welcomed the vote, calling it a historic moment that returns to Palestinians some of their rights.

You see, just calling it a boo-boo makes me feel better already.

Anna started "Mother's Friendship Day" , calling all the mothers in her town to help people to be friends.

Calling out in return, responding he looked round and saw, over the wall, the head of a beautiful woman over the wall.

You could have made her colour, any day in the year, by calling her a rank egoist.

After a few minutes of this, people started calling for the projectionist to sort it out.

Fine, thanks. I'm calling to ask if you'd like to have dinner with me Saturday evening.

Purists might raise their eyebrows at calling the nameless object a planet, given that it once looked just like the sun.

He thought about Die Nadel, or Faber or whatever he was calling himself now: a smiling young man in running shorts, holding a trophy.

Calling Ali "a fierce fighter and a man of peace, " Bush said, Ali's fighting style would be studied for years but defy imitation.

Sarkozy said those calling for all nuclear power plants to be shut down in the wake of the Fukushima crisis should be more realistic.

Following a scent in the wind, a star in the sky. The ancient message comes, calling the kindred to take flight and to gather together.

She would be able to establish her midwifery practice there, pursuing the calling Allah had chosen for her.

Palestinian leaders welcomed the vote, calling it a historic moment that returns to Palestinians some of their rights.

You see, just calling it a boo-boo makes me feel better already.

Anna started "Mother's Friendship Day" , calling all the mothers in her town to help people to be friends.

Sarkozy said those calling for all nuclear power plants to be shut down in the wake of the Fukushima crisis should be more realistic.

Following a scent in the wind, a star in the sky. The ancient message comes, calling the kindred to take flight and to gather together.

She would be able to establish her midwifery practice there, pursuing the calling Allah had chosen for her.

Palestinian leaders welcomed the vote, calling it a historic moment that returns to Palestinians some of their rights.

You see, just calling it a boo-boo makes me feel better already.

Anna started "Mother's Friendship Day" , calling all the mothers in her town to help people to be friends.

I'm calling to ask you some question about Jim, you know him, don't you?

An inclination, as if in response to a summons, to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career; a calling.

Good, ' cause I was calling to ask you to no talk with me at a movie tonight.

Calling out in return, responding he looked round and saw, over the wall, the head of a beautiful woman over the wall.

You see, just calling it a boo-boo makes me feel better already.

Anna started "Mother's Friendship Day" , calling all the mothers in her town to help people to be friends.

I'm calling to ask you some question about Jim, you know him, don't you?

An inclination, as if in response to a summons, to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career; a calling.

Good, ' cause I was calling to ask you to no talk with me at a movie tonight.

And the Supreme Court decided to hear several cases calling for the party's election victory to be annulled.

Calling out in return, responding he looked round and saw, over the wall, the head of a beautiful woman over the wall.

You could have made her colour, any day in the year, by calling her a rank egoist.

After a few minutes of this, people started calling for the projectionist to sort it out.

Kobe went from scoffing at him in the offseason to calling him the missing ingredient for a championship run.

He's calling it "a tough time" for the economy, but President Bush still would not call it " a recession" .

Calling out in return, responding he looked round and saw, over the wall, the head of a beautiful woman over the wall.

You could have made her colour, any day in the year, by calling her a rank egoist.

After a few minutes of this, people started calling for the projectionist to sort it out.

Kobe went from scoffing at him in the offseason to calling him the missing ingredient for a championship run.

I've just looked back through past issues to see when we stopped calling him Mr da Silva: the answer is when he took office in 2003.

My teacher mistook my name for a boy's name when he was calling in the class, as a result, they were all laughing.

m calling to ask if you'd be interested in going to the art museum with me tomorrow.

I seriously question the sanity of any American calling for a strong and nuclear armed Japanese military.

He is convinced that the epoch of the US Dollar as the world's main currency is almost over, calling it a left-over from the past.

My teacher mistook my name for a boy's name when he was calling in the class, as a result, they were all laughing.

m calling to ask if you'd be interested in going to the art museum with me tomorrow.

I seriously question the sanity of any American calling for a strong and nuclear armed Japanese military.

He is convinced that the epoch of the US Dollar as the world's main currency is almost over, calling it a left-over from the past.

But it was after working hours, while accompanying officers to local nightclubs , that Chanel found a more exciting calling.

Though the college offered me a salary increase to stay on, I felt a strong calling to return to the open road.

I know the feeling. I'm calling to let you know about this new Italian place I found. It's right around the corner.

I knew, of course, that Icahn was an "activist shareholder, " but I had no idea why he might be calling.

I learned a great lesson as a child when I did not respond to my Mom calling me and missed out on a great opportunity.

Calling collect is often much more expensive than normal calling.

I know the feeling. I'm calling to let you know about this new Italian place I found. It's right around the corner.

I knew, of course, that Icahn was an "activist shareholder, " but I had no idea why he might be calling.

I learned a great lesson as a child when I did not respond to my Mom calling me and missed out on a great opportunity.

Calling collect is often much more expensive than normal calling.

"The virus needs at least one constant region, and that is the essence of calling it the Achilles heel, " he said.

She did that for three days, with the ministers calling on her, and the doctors, trying to persuade her to let them dispose of the body.

A very easy to use API for calling the conversion function was also one of the requirements.

Buffett did make a bit of a slip of the tongue when discussing the issue, calling it a 'problem, ' then quickly recovering.

But then there's idiocy, like the beginning of last season when fans and journalists insisted on calling Odom the fourth best Laker.

"My aunt, " she continued, "is going tomorrow into that part of the town, and I shall take the opportunity of calling in Grosvenor-street. "

A very easy to use API for calling the conversion function was also one of the requirements.

Buffett did make a bit of a slip of the tongue when discussing the issue, calling it a 'problem, ' then quickly recovering.

But then there's idiocy, like the beginning of last season when fans and journalists insisted on calling Odom the fourth best Laker.

"My aunt, " she continued, "is going tomorrow into that part of the town, and I shall take the opportunity of calling in Grosvenor-street. "

Others are calling for boycotts of his movies and of a concert next month planned at Beijing's "Bird's Nest" National Stadium.

Start calling people on your list of contacts to see if anyone knows something about the company.

One of the men has apologized for the incident, calling it "a prank which went way too far" .

Mr Christie stirred up a lot of headlines when he took on the unions, most recently calling them greedy, selfish and self-interested.

But what I am doing is calling into question those people who say that more treatment is all the prevention we need.

The Democrats immediately criticised it, calling it a tax cut for the wealthy.

But what I am doing is calling into question those people who say that more treatment is all the prevention we need.

The Democrats immediately criticised it, calling it a tax cut for the wealthy.

I'm calling to tell you that we would like to invite you to visit our annual hi-tech exposition.

He did want Turkish Delight and to be a Prince (and later a King) and to pay Peter out for calling him a beast.

People ate always calling me a mirror ahd if a mirror looks into a mirror, what is there to see?

He said he was calling about your retirement pay.

They were backed by reckless banks ready to lend to just about anyone with the right calling-card.

We recommend that you use appropriate parameters when calling this API to help system administrators determine the cause of the shutdown.

From calling me a liar when you know I'm up to something.

"That's okay, " she said. "I'm just calling my daughter. She's sitting up in first class. "

"That's okay, " she said. "I'm just calling my daughter. She's sitting up in first class. "

Neither the US nor the Saudis were aware of his planned departure, said the official, calling it a "clever, canny" trick.

S. soldier. The descendents of Chief Leschi have long mourned the execution, calling it a miscarriage of justice.

To think I almost missed out on that blessing by being worried what someone would think of a stranger calling!

I'm calling to see if it is possible for you to meet me some time tomorrow morning.

I suppose she said all that because she opposed the idea of calling you in the first place.

When you attempt to drop and recreate the stored procedure, but did not remove the JAR file before calling sqlj. install_jar again.

Ok, wait a moment, please. We will send the foods here soon. And any other need, please press the calling ring. We are ready to service you.

Conservative groups have expressed concern over the "single and alone" trend, calling it a troubling indicator of deeper societal problems.

Still, she's glad to be rid of collective farms and sirens calling her to work.

The first double word of every frame points to the next frame and this is immediately followed by the address of the calling function.

calling services to get something done in the context of what you're trying to do.

I ' m calling to let you know I ' m very pleased with your performance.

Think how the Bell Labs research engineer must have felt when he heard Cooper calling him from the noisy streets of Manhattan.

She then experienced a vision from God calling on her to save Africa.

I'm calling to ask her if she'd like to see a movie tomorrow night.

I'm calling to see if it's possible for you to meet me sometime tomorrow morning.

Opposition leaders have been calling for more information about Chavez's health, which has been a state secret.

For an even better Torvalds flame, check out this post he made calling GNOME developers "interface nazis. "

A woman seeks media help to apologize to a stranger she cursed for calling her his wife on a street in Wuchang, Hubei .

The Tripoli government rejected the proposal calling it a trick that did not offer peace.

Campaigners welcomed the publication of the report, calling it the only real attempt to reveal the full scale of the tragedy.

Mr Sarkozy seems to think similarly, calling for a multilateral approach to the monetary system.

Driven into fantasy by the loss of his wife, Playfair loses himself in labs, stratagems and other elaborate ruses before love comes calling.

But this man of the cloth would not abridge sermons calling on his abstemious parishioners to also abrogate human bondage.

Heathcliff rose, and went into the kitchen, and from thence to the yard, calling out for Hareton.

Well , that's what I'm calling about; You see , I've decided to look for a new place.

As a model, she was graceful, and it seemed that she had found her position in life-until the film producers came calling.

Mr. Schmidt awards Facebook his highest accolade, calling it a 'company of consequence. '

But Chinas Foreign Ministry issued a statement calling on Japans government to see that its people obey the law when they travel abroad.

His wife was killed in the crash and his supporters are calling for an investigation and wondering why he wasn't given more police security.

A role stands for what we have been calling a connected application up to this point.

The island's governor, Pedro Gallardo, said it was extraordinary that almost everyone survived, and joined a chorus calling it a miracle.

"There was no abuse, name-calling, threats, punishment, bans or dismissals, " he said.

One day, however, I happened to be in that area calling on other replies, and out of curiosity I decided to look the old lady up.

Some thought he has obsessed to the point of danger, and urged him to quit, even calling him a three-legged horse who should be stopped.

At this point the boys in the girls behind the name calling, voice trembling, lips have been Blushing.

nice to see me on your busy time. I heard a marriage of you was to come soon, calling you on this thing, isn't it?

The question will be how much progress is enough to forestall other measures that people will inevitably start calling for.

His wife back from calling for help cradled him in her arms, clinging to each other, they wept at their loss.

Within a few months the doctrines of a group calling themselves the Technocrats had spread through the country like a forest fire.

Five or six of us were involved in these tests, but no one can remember who started calling it a mouse.

The president said he also signed an executive order calling on federal agencies to explore alternatives to human embryonic stem cells.

After calling the police, and a cop showing up at the door, he took her side because she said it was "discipline" .

I'm calling to ask if you'd be interested in going to the museum with me tomorrow.

Girls sometimes annoying, she was always tired of calling you to let you that this insensitive, and no matter how bad your heart.

As if fake sick notes and illegal gambling weren't enough, Chinese fans are calling for the national men's team to be dismissed.

Trusting completely in his Internet "angels, " as he had begun calling them, Yongxin gave up his pending scholarship and flew back to China.

It has been a pleasure talking to you at the phone, thank you for calling.

Almost 39 weeks ago, Kristine Casey set out on an unusual journey to help her daughter and answer a spiritual calling.

After the tone, think about your name, your reason for calling and a number where I can reach you, and I'll think about returning your call.

Though calling it a local deals business in a mega-city like Beijing, for example, is a little bit of a misnomer, Chao says.

Well, I was just calling to ask if you've received my email about this year's sales projections.

He seemed, to her, some ghost or remnant of her protest days, calling to her to get walking.

And I thought I would give it a news spin by calling it daily.

Although the two are calling it a "friendship ring, " buzz[2] is building that it is, in fact, an engagement ring.

She's like -- she has gained 6 pounds. We are calling her chubby . She's, you know, she's just a totally different baby.

Mumford, at first encouraging, became the rudest, calling her "Mother Jacobs" and comparing her to a quack.

An Israeli mayor on the front lines of the conflict with the Palestinians is calling for a truce with Islamic militants.

If it maintains a snapshot of toolbox item containers, calling this method should ensure that the snapshot is up to date.

What could the little woman possibly mean by calling her a sorceress, and saying she had killed the Wicked Witch of the East?

Some would say calling Jobs an artist is just a euphemistic way of calling him a control freak.

He is a "force for good" , says the company, which started calling him a "balanced, active lifestyles ambassador" as long ago as 2004.

Susan: He knows no one will say all those names. They'll end up calling her Geller. Then he gets his way.

Over time, I've learned to look for threats and put myself between them and my city, calling on other hackers to come and join me.

Some politicians are always calling for an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth when they hear of a terrible crime.

Captain Wentworth made a very early return to Mr. Musgrove's civility, and she was all but calling there in the same half hour!

Attending: Yes, director. Thank you for your calling on this patient. Let's go on the next patient.

Calling for "very large and very radical changes, " Mr Brown said he was seeking nothing less than "a new Bretton Woods. "

And so there have been a couple of papers suggesting or calling into question whether or not the measurements are as accurate as they seem.

I didn't mind the name calling because when I got home I started to feel better and was able to fall asleep.

He said the president was calling on the people to " resist by any means. "

Mrs. Green, the reason I'm calling is to let you know about a special package tour to Europe for senior citizens. Green.

My biggest problem so far has been trying to remember everybody's name so I won't embarrass myself by calling Mr. Lee by another's name.

I ' m calling to see if it's possible for you to see me sometime today.

The message is returned as a server error message to the calling application or to an associated CATCH block of a TRY. . . CATCH construct.

It was his mother calling to see if he was alright at the start of his hiking trip.

There was more name-calling in the campaign for senator than I ever heard before.

The sun was just coming up over the tops of the trees, and a distant voice was calling, and nearby a chanting of Sanskrit was in the air.

The night after I showed John the moon, he burst breathlessly through the door, calling, "Mom, come out for a minute! "