He called the slip "a wake-up call" for Niagara.
Calling when a player thinks he does not have the best hand is called a crying call.
Alexander and I created a security, called a warrant or a call option, which was a means of transferring risk from one party to another.
Why he'd even told her the time of that telephone call a call she'd never made, of course.
Mr. Loux called the earthquake a "wake-up call" and said the state has not changed its position.
Interoperability between different providers has improved and the ability to call or receive a call from a traditional telephone is available.
He also called the protests a "wake-up call."
We should revisit some of our stereotypes, because if 2006 could be called a wake-up call, this is a real shock.
"I wouldn't necessarily call it a warm call, but it was a good first encounter," an administration official said.
This is called a call of the house.
