Sentences with phrase «called at noon»

I called at noon and they were able to schedule us on the same day.

Thus, one may infer the existence of a thing from any actual state it is in (like hearing a blue jay call at noon), but from its existence one may infer only that it is actualized somehow.

For example, «That I shall (at least probably) exist tomorrow is one thing; that I shall exist hearing a blue jay call at noon is another» (Hartshorne, Logic of Perfection 63).

Not exact matches

= > yeah, then why is it called a conger gation where I attend Church and at noon my teacher lets us go out to the playground where we all conger gate

Now they performed their limping dance around the altar they had made; until at noon Elijah called out, taunting them, Cry louder, for he is a god: maybe he's meditating; or he's gone to the john; or he's off on a 28.

There's the chimes on my phone that call like church bells at nine, at noon, at night, calling me to stop and pray stop and pray in the midst of the chaos and the undone — calling me to hard stops — because God wants knees more than work.

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Bob Wischusen, Brock Huard and Allison Williams will have the call of Cincinnati at No. 8 Michigan on Saturday at noon...

Cardiff manager Neil Warnock described Derby's decision to call off a noon kickoff at 8:30 a.m. that morning as «scandalous» and a «disgrace.»

On Thursday, October 6 at 1 p.m. ET / Noon CT FRAC will host a one - hour Summer Meals Matter conference call entitled «Making Breakfast Work in the Summer.»

TXBC's next member call is on Tuesday, May 9 at noon.

Join TXBC today at noon for our October Member Call!

At noon, Gay and transgender rights advocates including Empire State Pride Agenda members and city and community officials call for state lawmakers to pass GENDA during the current legislative session, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Also at noon, immigrants and advocates hold a «die in» to call on President Obama to put an immediate end to efforts to deport Central American refugees, outside 26 Federal Plaza, Manhattan.

At noon, NYC Council Health Chairman Mark Levine and others call on the city to increase tuberculosis funding for the City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Bureau of Tuberculosis Control, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Also at noon, advocates from across the state hold a press conference to call on Cuomo and the Legislature to address the overwhelming need for additional resources to promote and support recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions in New York, Western staircase, state Capitol, Albany.

At noon, the National Organization for Women New York City holds a press conference calling for immediate action from Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill in light of a report that revealed that often sex crimes are not properly investigated, One Police Plaza, Manhattan.

Also at noon, Community Access and advocates gather to mourn the death of those lost to fatal emotionally disturbed person encounters with the NYPD and call for meaningful change, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

At noon, NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Council members, tenants, and dozens of other stakeholders gather in support of legislation reauthorizing critical rent laws, and call on Albany to close landlord loopholes and to enact laws immediately strengthening existing tenants protections, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Crowley is back from his overseas travels with President Obama and called a noon meeting at party HQ of the borough's Assembly delegation to discuss the speaker race.

Also at noon, Community Service Society and Riders Alliance's Grassroots Fair Fares leaders engage subway riders to call de Blasio's office and get on the record in support of Fair Fares, corner of the intersection of West 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, in front of the the A / B / C / D subway stop, Manhattan.

At noon, state Sen. Brian Kavanagh will join with good government groups and legislators to call on Cuomo to fund early voting in this year's executive budget proposal, outside th4e Senate chambers, 3rd Floor, state Capitol, Albany.

At noon, five months to the day after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Make the Road New York will hold a rally calling on FEMA and Congress to deliver the aid and resources thousands of Puerto Ricans desperately need to recover, FEMA Offices, 285 Fulton St., Manhattan.

At noon, more than 200 people are expected to call on the NYC Council to pass legislation asking the federal government to add an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that directly negates the Three - Fifth Compromise by stating that African - Americans are 100 percent whole individuals, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Also at noon, NYC Councilman Mathieu Eugene and diplomats from Nepal call for international donations of money and supplies to assist residents of Nepal affected by the Saturday, April 25, earthquake; steps, City Hall, Manhattan.

Also at noon, NYC Council members Andy King, Antonio Reynoso, Fernando Cabrera, Chaim Deutsch, Laurie Cumbo and Adrienne Adams as well as Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams hold a press conference to call out disputed hiring and firing decisions, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

At noon Wednesday, Riders Alliance will hold a rally on the City Hall Steps calling on Mayor de Blasio to be the «bus mayor,» and to «make buses run faster on our streets for 2.5 million riders.»

At noon, Rep. Michael Grimm and Staten Island community officials discuss government funding for residents affected by Sandy, calling for state officials to expand eligibility for property buyouts and for projects to elevate or rebuild houses; Joe & John Toto's Restaurant & Bar, 809 Father Capodanno Blvd., Staten Island.

NYSUT projected some 2,000 people would attend today's noon rally at which attendees are calling for the governor to heed the Assembly Democrats» call to extend the temporary personal income tax increase on the state's wealthiest residents, bumping the threshold up to $ 1 million.

People who will happily welcome his call at midnight suddenly will not pick his call even if it was noon.

The primary action starts tomorrow at noon and goes till 9 p.m. Call the City Board of Elections at 866 - VOTE - NYC or check the board of elections Website to find your local polling place.

Space is limited for the town hall and people who wish to attend must RSVP by Tuesday at noon by emailing [email protected] or calling 212-788-9778.

Shortly before the announcement at noon, Mr. de Blasio made a flurry of calls to alert key officials, including Representative Hakeem Jeffries, a Brooklyn Democrat.

At noon Monday, a coalition of over 90 HIV / AIDS advocates will launch a statewide Week of Action on the steps of City Hall, calling upon Governor Cuomo to invest $ 70 million in a plan to end AIDS in the 2016 New York State budget.

At noon, Democratic Reps. Joe Crowley, Steve Israel, Hakeem Jeffries and Kathleen Rice call for federal lawmakers to approve long - term DHS funding by Friday without amendments challenging President Obama's executive actions on immigration, and discuss potential consequences of failing to do so; lobby, Marine Air Terminal, LaGuardia Airport, Ditmars Boulevard and 23rd Avenue, Queens.

At noon, Making Change at Walmart, along with Walmart - Free NYC and other groups, will hold a demonstration as part of a national campaign and day of action calling on Walmart to «dump Trump and immediately withdraw all financial support for the 2016 Republican National Convention,» Trump Tower, 725 5th Ave., ManhattaAt noon, Making Change at Walmart, along with Walmart - Free NYC and other groups, will hold a demonstration as part of a national campaign and day of action calling on Walmart to «dump Trump and immediately withdraw all financial support for the 2016 Republican National Convention,» Trump Tower, 725 5th Ave., Manhattaat Walmart, along with Walmart - Free NYC and other groups, will hold a demonstration as part of a national campaign and day of action calling on Walmart to «dump Trump and immediately withdraw all financial support for the 2016 Republican National Convention,» Trump Tower, 725 5th Ave., Manhattan.

Also at noon, NYC Council members call on the NYPD to adjust its noise abatement policy, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

At noon, advocates rally to call on NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and the city council to require all for - hire vehicle operators, including Uber and Lyft, to meet the same 50 percent wheelchair - accessible mandate yellow taxis must meet by 2020, City Hall, Manhattan.

Also at noon, faith and labor leaders, voters, and community members «demand morality, fairness and honesty» from elected officials, deliver petition signatures to Cuomo calling for «real» ethics reform, outside the governor's NYC office, 633 Third Ave., Manhattan.

At noon, NYC Councilman Costa Constantinides and advocates and supporters hold rally calling for the Council to vote on INT.

Also at noon, former NYC mayoral candidate Rev. Erick Salgado holds press conference to call for the Taxi and Limousine Commission to end abusive tactics being used against New York City's taxi drivers, Joe's Place, 1841 Westchester Ave., the Bronx.

Also at noon, unions, patient rights groups and lawmakers call for the passage of the Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act, State Capitol, Senate lobby, Albany.

Also at noon, the End AIDS NY 2020 Community Coalition holds a rally and press conference to call on Cuomo to invest $ 70 million in this year's budget for the Plan to End AIDS in New York by 2020, steps of City Hall, Manhattan.

At noon, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, Captain Mark Kelly, NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray, NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito, Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh and others call on New Yorkers to vote to stop gun violence as Giffords» «Vocal Majority» bus tour stops in NYC, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

At noon, Sen. Leroy Comrie joins the NAACP, National Action Network and others to call on the administration to stop the placement of homeless shelters in southeast Queens, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Also at noon, faith leaders and low - wage workers will gather at the state Capitol for a Moral Monday press conference and vigil to call on lawmakers to end the culture of on - and off - the - books corruption that characterizes the policy - making process in Albany, War Room, 3rd Floor.

At noon, NYC Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez holds a press conference to call on the presidential candidates to address the disparities in STEM education for girls and students of color, 165th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, Washington Heights, Manhattan.

At noon, NYC Council members and advocates call on de Blasio to fulfill the promise of Raise the Age, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

Also at noon, low - wage workers, faith leaders and upstate community members launch a 24 - hour vigil at the Capitol to call on the Legislature to include a $ 15 minimum wage, paid family leave, and $ 51 million for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program in the state budget, War Room, state Capitol, Albany.

At noon, New York City school teachers gather to call on de Blasio and the NYC Council to fully fund and implement changes to school discipline programs proposed last year by the Mayor's Leadership Team on School Climate and Discipline, City Hall steps, Manhattan.