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Usage examples of callers.

We could spend weeks thrashing the forest for missing callers and never find one.

Leaving the city raised our chances seventy per cent, if the callers worked and Tien committed less than two thousand people to Paran.

Since the funeral and the various memorial services for the chief justice, Ednah Healey had refused to leave her chamber and had turned away all callers outside her immediate family.

Wide Oaks, the estate of the Healey family for three generations, Nell Ranney led two callers through the long entrance hall.

He could not help but share a reminiscing smile, as though his current callers had been among them.

Horatio Jennison sprang to his front step when the two callers conveyed the journals, without further exchange, out the door and into their waiting carriage.

She repeated this with slow elocution, as though her callers were children or simpletons.

He brings all his interests into play through active debate with his callers, regardless of their political inclinations.

Those callers who out of unconscious habit succumbed to fuguelike doodling or pants-crease-adjustment now came off looking rude, absentminded, or childishly self-absorbed.

The whole attention business was monstrously stressful, video callers found.

Because they involved simple transmission-ready photography instead of computer imaging and enhancement, the Tableaux could be mass-produced and commensurately priced, and for a brief time they helped ease the tension between the high cost of enhanced body-masking and the monstrous aesthetic pressures videophony exerted on callers, not to mention also providing employment for set-designers, photographers, airbrushers, and infomercial-level celebrities hard-pressed by the declining fortunes of broadcast television advertising.

Then there are the handful of callers to my nationally syndicated radio program who tell me all this terrorism against America would be stopped if America just backed away from Israel.

I see evidence of this division and hostility on the rise from callers to my nationally syndicated radio program.