calls

Exemptions would apply for certain prerecorded health-care-related calls, professional charity fund-raisers, and information-only calls  (i.e.: Your cable installer is running five hours late.)

Say goodbye to prerecorded telemarketing calls 2008

He's taken a position on the _Boston Beacon_ and calls, actually _calls_, on his wife evenings or takes her and me out to theatres and dinners.

A Son of the Hills

It has now dismissed me with a month's notice for what it calls -- what it _calls_, Canon Ronder --

The Cathedral Hugh Walpole 1912

” Then the critic calls attention to the demands which the short-story makes on the writer if he is really to achieve a masterpiece in this form; and he asserts that the short-story at its best “calls for visual imagination of a high order: the power to see the object; to penetrate to the essential nature; to select the one characteristic trait by which it may be represented.

Introduction 1907

Designer Tracy Reese has an employee dedicated to creating exclusives, or, as the label calls them, "specials."

The Making of an 'Exclusive' Elizabeth Holmes 2011

In Romaine Brooks's stylishly mannish self-portrait, painted in 1923; in Berenice Abbott's 1927 photograph of the writer Janet Flanner wearing a white top hat appended with two masks, one white and one black; and in Abbott's photograph, also from 1927, of a relatively demure Betty Parsons, future art dealer of the Abstract Expressionists, we see vivid portrayals of what a label calls the "elite expatriate lesbian society" that flourished in Paris between the wars.

NYT > Home Page By ROBERTA SMITH 2011

Designer Tracy Reese has an employee dedicated to creating exclusives, or, as the label calls them, "specials."

unknown title 2011

In Romaine Brooks's stylishly mannish self-portrait, painted in 1923; in Berenice Abbott's 1927 photograph of the writer Janet Flanner wearing a white top hat appended with two masks, one white and one black; and in Abbott's photograph, also from 1927, of a relatively demure Betty Parsons, future art dealer of the Abstract Expressionists, we see vivid portrayals of what a label calls the "elite expatriate lesbian society" that flourished in Paris between the wars.

NYT > Home Page By ROBERTA SMITH 2011

Ah, but Venkatesh in his title calls himsel a "rogue" sociologist, which I guess is sort of like being a tenured "radical" -- it gives you some leeway, no?

Puff The Magic Sociologist: Sudhir Venkatesh, Gang Leader For A Day, A Rogue Sociologist Takes To The Streets Tenured Radical 2009

The band of the title calls itself the Alexandria Police Ceremonial Orchestra and consists of eight Egyptian policemen of various ages, all of them dressed in snazzy powder-blue uniforms.

'In Bruges' Gives 2008