He dies, what the show calls "a martyr's death," in the arms of his parents.

The show calls for a certain historical perspective.

Often they are in very large, open rooms, to accommodate big elements that a show may call for.

The show is calling it quits, with its final broadcast on March 1.

The show calls itself a "social experiment" in determining the physical and mental endurance of the competitors.

The first teen-oriented shows did not call themselves teen dramas.

This show calls attention to her achievements alongside Weston's during their 12-year relationship, which ended in 1925.

At this time a show called the 950 Club began as well.

The show does call attention to one important idea: the extent to which Olmsted's parks are reservoirs of light.

This show calls insistent attention to the vitality and importance of that moment.

Nor do they care for the use of overhead cameras that allegedly show bad ball-strike calls.

The West hand shown calls for tactical action; the important thing is to play the hand at some level.

A real time spectrogram shows calls as they are happening while monitoring and/or recording.

The lawyer's cellphone records show numerous calls to the Federal Investigation Agency in the days leading up to the killing, they say.

Both screen and intercom terminals showed calls waiting her attention; she left them to wait longer.

Phone records also showed calls from the governor's mansion to several individuals eventually convicted of drug charges in connection with the investigation.

The records showed calls converging at the scene of the murder, which helped to persuade a jury that the man's alibi was false.

The phone tile shows missed calls.

The phone also has two slow flashing lights on the side, to show missed calls or messages.