Sentences with phrase «call outs»

For what my opinion is worth, I don't think you needed to apologize to Raw Charge for calling them out on this.
Getting called out of work and having the whole day free definitely makes the gloomy weather seem a lot less gloomy.
Bonus: I don't call you out in my articles.
We just didn't call it out by name as that, as that can be confusing for some people.
She's hurt when she isn't called out as part of the group, and she hates it when she sees the group photos from weekend plans she wasn't invited to.
Don't call me out on stats, because i never make stuff out.
Had we signed that DM we've been craving for he would have more freedom and won't get called out for not tracking back.
This is an exclusion policy, which means that all perils are covered except those specifically called out in the policy.
When he was only 5 there was a visiting prophet in a crowded hall who called him out for a prophetic word.
When instructors call out from work, there are no contingency plans in place.
It seems to me that, in calling out what is wrong with law firm libraries, there needs to be some discussion of what can therefore be done to correct things.
Interestingly, most people call them out of the norm.
Manage shifts and filling in when someone called out of work.
The defending team should deal with them as and when you're told they appear - call out if necessary, to make sure someone's on it.
At a minimum, I would like to see the ABA publicly call out law schools — by name — for engaging in deceptive practices.
I'd think twice about calling out names like «so called fans».
You're on a routine hike in the mountains when you hear a faint voice calling out for help.
A lot of celebrity moms get called out because people think they don't know what it's like to be a «real» mom.
The phones at the small café in town couldn't even call out long distance.
His resume writer emphasized this experience by calling them out at the very beginning of the resume.
More specific call outs like organic and gluten free are growing fast, but still remain a smaller part of the natural market.
The teacher called me out and said I had a phone call waiting for me in the principal's office.
Some students call out simply because they feel the need to talk with you.
Really liked the discussion about calling out not only technical tasks but also business results in your bullet points.
A good article which clearly calls out the necessity for a system's approach to education and the need for all education players to be held to account for learning outcomes.
When somebody like «a physicist» repeatedly calls me out by name, I'm well within my rights to ask that he use his.
I also don't see why your starting to call me out over game sales.
Take our 3 - week challenge to appreciate and call out all the good stuff and be a whole lot happier every day.
And within 36 hours I was on the phone calling out sick from work.
Day 5: Call out something your partner does particularly well around the house.
They are easy for you to say, your dog to understand and the locals at the dog park to hear called out a few times a day.
Remember, though, that employers can always call you out on the stuff that you include in your resume.
Our description is simply meant to address an industry norm, not call out individual producers — especially those overcoming the trend in a good way!
The death screen is getting an overhaul as well, now calling out how you were killed, not just who killed you.
Let me know in the comments if you find anything else worth calling out for others!
You should give him a chance, seems like he's the only one calling out companies BS and giving praise where it's due.
It's not rare to see an advertisement in tech directly call out the competition.
Which ones will you see called out as winners?
These attractions might make you want to lounge around the villa all day, but the allure of the beach just outside your doorstep is sure to call you out before long.
You also need to understand that «Dividend on preferred stock» is not the regular dividend; I don't see it explicitly called out on the page you reference.
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