Sentences with phrase «call i have ever»

Buffalo Bills cornerback Nickell Robey said the pass interference call near the end of Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars was the «worst call I've ever been a part of in my life.»

The answer: No — and it's because of one of the most controversial and ill - timed penalty calls we've ever seen.

No - one you call has ever heard of them or can offer any contact details for them.

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron, whose party is backing strikes, said it was the «toughest call I've ever had to make».

The invitation to join this crew was maybe the coolest phone - call I've ever had.»

No cat calling has ever worked in history.

It was the most amazing, out - of - the - blue call I have ever received!

Last summer, we embarked on a once in a lifetime journey with Windstar Cruises that took us from Lisbon, Portugal to Dublin, Ireland with stops at some of the most interesting and beautiful ports of call we have ever visited.

I still remember when friends of mine in high school would have LAN parties — that is, they would link their Xboxes together and all play Halo (some of the most annoying drunk calls I've ever received came to fruition at LAN parties).

Make the wisest call you've ever made, and get in touch with a Brockton renters insurance agent in your area so that you can put these kinds of worries behind you.

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I can now tell you that that phone call is the BEST phone call I have ever made.

Not exact matches

In what the head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission called «the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that has ever occurred,» the attacker - who may have been an insider - fired about 100 rounds of.30 - caliber rifle ammunition into the radiators of 17 electricity transformers over the course of 19 minutes.

Phones sales have moved from the call center to the field but can be as effective as ever with proper management.

And I'd never... This was one of the first few cold calls I ever did and so, clearly, inside I was not exuding huge amounts of confidence.

Trump has called the accord the worst deal ever negotiated and threatened to reimpose the U.S. penalties unless Britain, France and Germany can fix its «flaws.»

But for all the attention the subject has received, it's a safe bet that most people still cling to very clichéd notions that only so - called «deadbeats» ever hit the debt wall.

We have taken to calling these «smoothie moments»: those unexpected reminders that we're in deep, way deeper than we ever expected to be, and that it's so, so new.

My client, I'll call him Jason, had just landed two of his largest accounts ever and this turn of events, he was convinced, left him doomed to failure.

Ever since the days of Charles Babbage, who conceived of a giant mechanical calculator called the Analytical Engine in the 1830s, the engineering of computer hardware has been dominated by men.

In a research hit this morning, Romney's communications team reminds reporters that in 2008, Clinton once called his wife's primary opponent «the biggest fairy tale I've ever seen.»

If the so - called Winnipeg mafia — those power brokers who hail from the keystone province — ever handed out loyalty cards, Rick Waugh would warrant super-elite status.

Nadella, Microsoft's third - ever CEO, has announced a new book about Microsoft's future, called «Hit Refresh.»

Visitors call it «majestic,» «memorable» and «like nothing I've ever seen.»

In fact, «the most interesting telephone call» he ever took, he says, was from his bathtub, when Nelson Mandela called asking for advice regarding a chain of health clubs in South Africa that had gone bankrupt.

And now she has a new book about achieving reality stardom, called «Me On TV: The First Ever Kick - Ass Guide To Get You On Any Reality Show.»

Well, here's a fact that may change your mind: Apple had the most profitable year ever during what we call the biggest global recession of all times.

That wake - up call drove Lamb to develop processes to keep his company, which has evolved into a business management software provider called VistaVu Solutions, from ever experiencing that kind of cash - flow limbo again.

Stewart has called leaving the CBC (where she was the youngest person and the only woman to ever hold her position) one of the boldest, smartest employment decisions she's ever made.

Have you ever made a 911 call or seen someone on TV make one?

Virgin Group founder and chairman Richard Branson has denounced Mayer's move, calling it «a backwards step in an age when remote working is easier and more effective than ever.

And they have plenty to celebrate — according to most estimates, sales have been better than ever at the so - called «upfront» advertising auctions, where media companies lock brands into long - term contracts.

Malaysia's shares and currency have been hit with a toxic brew of declines in the prices of its commodity exports, especially palm oil and crude oil, as well as what may be the country's worst - ever political scandal, which has spurred protests calling for the removal of the prime minister from power.

I made more money than I had ever made before by calling up my competitor and offering good will and advice if he ever needed it.

The concept, called universal basic income, has a long history but is resurfacing lately as technology threatens to outmode workers in an ever - diversifying range of jobs.

The social media giant's privacy practices have been under the microscope ever since news emerged that a U.K. political consultancy called Cambridge Analytica managed to pull the personal data from 50 million Facebook users.

He has called hiring Johnson «one of the best decisions we ever made» and has repeatedly called out her ability to see the possible where others might not.

Refloating the cruise ship has been called «the largest and most complex recovery ever attempted.»

He has famously said he missed the boat (or car) on the ride - sharing service Uber, but recently identified what he calls «the greatest startup ever.»

For instance, you could have visitors click on a «call to action» button and instantly have a form pop up so they will be able to enter their information and claim the offer without ever viewing another page.

Recently, parties unknown performed a sophisticated attack called «Triton» against an industrial control system — only the third such incident ever reported, but that could have dire and far - reaching consequences.

HPE supercomputing and A.I. head Bill Mannel said the latest version of the company's supercomputers include more Nvidia GPUs than they ever have and HPE is exploring different types of specialized chips like so - called field programmable gate array (FPGA) chips to help improve the overall performance for certain tasks.

After winning his sixth consecutive world championship in 2015, USA Today's Nancy Armour called Uchimura the «greatest gymnast ever,» noting that the last time he finished second in the World Championships or Olympics, Aaron Rodgers hadn't ever started an NFL game.

Whedon had called it the best Marvel script he'd ever read.

No one has ever answered the call of someone who says, «Our situation is hopeless.

But those are the kinds of calls Kauss has been fielding ever since the water bottle she created went as viral as perhaps any water bottle can.

When asked about regulations they'd like to see eliminated, changed or created, many of the founders of companies on the first - ever CNBC Upstart 25 list called for regulations they'd like to see created, not stripped away.

In a 2009 New York Times op - ed, author Tom Wolfe called Glen the «last true national hero America has ever had.»

In grammar school, in high school, in college, I almost never, ever raised my hand because I was afraid I was going to get called on — even if I knew the answer — and I was mortified that I wouldn't be able to get the words out.»

During a speech in the state, Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders recently called the ruling «just about the dumbest thing I have ever heard.»