That calls up a few options, including the Templates section.
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Instead, the DA calls up Michael's team and proposes a plan.
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"Delta calls up people in order of lowest price," said Schlappig.
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When he begins to play music, he calls up monsters, and flees.
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Swiping up from the watch face calls up your stream of notifications.
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Shares of Netflix rose Monday after the analysts' calls, up 4.6 percent.
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Dan calls up his wife to tell her that the basement has flooded.
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Potter devotees know that a Patronus charm calls up a person's spirit guide.
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But this immediately calls up your pre-existing record of driving-related arrests.
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Estonia calls up the Russian Ambassador to complain; Russia cites an obscure error.
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Robbery calls are up 20 percent, and mental health calls, up 17 percent.
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"On Thursday, we had five or six calls up here," one of them said.
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"Things that may be compressed" calls up quite a few things in one's mind.
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"Please let me know if you need anything, O.K.?" she calls up the stairs.
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" Clinton said: "Now, if Bill calls up the same allies today, this won't happen.
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The closest natural phenomenon that "Maiden" calls up is a murmuration of starlings at dusk.
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She calls up her crew, who are all using phones that are hard to identify.
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To make herself feel better, she calls up Suzy to ask if Suzy can whistle.
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" In fact, on the options side, he concludes, "I'd be selling calls up against it.
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With a few keystrokes, Silver calls up the record of AlphaGo's decisions during the game.
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Kim simply gets out his antiaircraft machine guns and calls up his nerve-agent assassins.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the ETFs that this screen calls up come in two flavors — bonds and gold.
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Nowadays, when he calls up Skyrim, he adventures with Sofia, a fully-voiced follower mod companion.
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C. I do not like any of the images this question calls up in my mind.
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A tap on the right earcup calls up Microsoft's digital assistant, or at least it appeared to.
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A Surf Ranch wave operator named Matt calls up a "CT3" wave, named after the Championship Tour.
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SITTING IN AN office in San Francisco, Igor Barani calls up some medical scans on his screen.
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You're allowed to do this twice, before an attendant ushers you out and calls up the next buyer.
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A tap in the middle pauses or plays the music and a long press calls up Google Assistant.
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Under Joe Caputo's (Nick Sandow) recommendation, she calls up MCC to request furlough to go to Benny's hospital.
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No one ever calls up and says, 'Hey, Penn, I just landed in Vegas, let's have a potato.
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Crawford calls up Page at her apartment and passive-aggressively bullies her into staying home on Oscar night.
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This happens all the time — if you sneeze he calls up and announces, isn't that a terrible thing.
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THAT'S NO DIFFERENT THAN PRESIDENT CALLS UP WORLD LEADERS ON BEHALF OF AMERICAN COMPANIES ALL OF THE TIME.
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This happens all the time — if you sneeze, he calls up and announces, 'Isn't that a terrible thing.
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And the void left by the absence of American leadership calls up malevolent spirits from the vasty deep.
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Charley immediately calls up Felix's wife — and old "friend" — to meet her for a drink while they're in town.
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But the culture of self-policing leaves much of those judgment calls up to the discretion of personal tastes.
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Typically what happens is an officer calls up Alex, and he'll email over the file or we'll stop by.
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Another tap calls up a suite of editing tools, including a timer that makes it easy to film yourself.
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That's when the head of India's external intelligence agency, RAW, calls up Tiger and sends him on a rescue mission.
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His message makes light of a terrible event in world history, that calls up the oppression of an entire religion.
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If the cast of characters Johnson calls up seems dizzyingly large, it is because everyone seemed to know David Hosack.
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Though they both identify as "Jersey girls," they know that phrase calls up a stereotype that many residents deeply resent.
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The collective group has connected through phone calls up to three times a month for the last few months, Calou said.
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And yet, after an eight-hour workday, Brown invariably flops down on her couch and calls up SimCity BuildIt on her iPad.
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Then she gets the nurse fired for not realizing that's what the girl needed and calls up her cousin to help out.
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He calls up his memories, renarrates them as a quest for his heart's longing, and addresses the story to its goal, God.
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Microsoft may be a safe pair of hands too, but the award of the contract, announced on Friday night, calls up questions.
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By bringing image and word into inseparable proximity, Kentridge's drawing calls up the question: what is the relation between word and thing?
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Another innovation, Berro adds, is the phone helpline—a 24-hour service that offers psychological and legal support to anyone who calls up.
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Darby starts out in a bubble bath and calls up Faris to ask her to act in his cop movie about airline safety.
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Ford is making calls up on Capitol Hill about the Equal Rights Amendment and she really shouldn't be using the White House line.
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Google Duplex, the automated service that calls up businesses to make bookings on your behalf, has received a limited public launch, reports VentureBeat.
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But instead of summoning Batman, PanicSafe texts, emails, and calls up to seven of your pre-determined contacts, like 911 or your dad.
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It supports group calls (up to seven people) and you can use Facebook's augmented reality effects while you chat for some added fun.
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While grabbing lunch with Kris and Kylie, Kendall calls up MJ to let her know that they're there for her, whatever she needs.
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Gail: And hey — before we get back to politics, your mention of Jon Stewart calls up a question I've always wanted to ask.
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In the new Perfectionists episode, Mona (Janel Parrish) calls up Hanna, who delivers news that will make any Spoby shipper (read: me) quite pleased.
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He calls up Thore, who hadn't heard of a halfway house, to tell her about his trip to see one in Charleston, South Carolina.
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One night, Nina Simone, the great jazz singer, composer and pianist, now semiretired on the French Riviera, calls up her old friend Richard Pryor.
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About the only positive catalyst, from a contrary perspective that is, is increased pessimistic sentiment and bearish market calls up and down Wall Street.
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Huelskamp lost his primary this summer to an establishment-backed candidate, so he has little to lose if he calls up a privileged resolution.
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The phrase "Old Hollywood" usually calls up images of glamorous, Golden Age celebrities, wrapped in furs and dripping with diamonds, smoking cigarettes and popping champagne.
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I can just take the phonetic sequence that sounds like "weather" and attach that to a program that calls up the temperature of the geological.
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With Donald Trump, if a friend calls up and says, 'Listen, I'm running for XYZ, could you help me?' his instinct is to say yes.
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It calls up the legacy of European colonialism, gendered characterizations of fertile landscapes ripe for exploitation, and related paintings by Henri Rousseau and Paul Gauguin.
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Paul also calls up senior editor Vlad Savov, who is on the show floor at IFA, to give us a first-hand experience of the show.
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However, to those who experienced the destabilizing impacts of colonialism, or heard about it from their parents and grandparents, it calls up images of exploitation and oppression.
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She's there for revenge, but not for her — for the girl whose picture she calls up on her phone, demanding he admit what he did to her.
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Bette calls up Margot, her youngest adopted child (named after her All About Eve character, naturally), who is developmentally disabled and attends a special school in Maine.
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Though Democratic voters are nearly unanimous in their dislike and disapproval of Trump, the prospect of Pence getting a promotion calls up a separate round of concerns.
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She calls up Martin Bennington, Landry's distant cousin — you remember, the one she spoke to at the golf course who actually hates Sam Landry, even though they're related.
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A ⌘K command calls up a menu of shortcuts to edit an issue's status, assign a task, and more so that everything can be handled with keyboard shortcuts.
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What begins as a reflective memoir of loneliness and longing turns into a methodical investigation, as Wagner digs into the archives, calls up experts and tests her DNA.
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"I was reading last night about the fall of France in the summer of 1940, and the general, Renault, calls up Churchill and says, 'It's over,'" Matthews said.
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When weird things in town start happening again, he calls up his former Losers one by one and explains what's happening, hoping that they'll return to their hometown.
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Sometimes what they play calls up the movements of the human body; elsewhere it's a landscape vanishing in the last light, or the path a waterway might trace.
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Western Electric 505C Cordless Oak SwitchboardPhoto: Bruneau & Co. AuctioneersThe auction includes many examples of the giant switchboards that operators used to connect calls up until the mid-20th century.
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But if one circuit adds new information while the detour circuit simultaneously calls up similar memories, it's possible to apply past knowledge to your current situation much more quickly.
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These words are the basis of his first monologue, which melts into a disquisition on the part of his lover's body that calls up the "voodoo drumming" of desire.
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ISLAMIST AHRAR AL-SHAM CALLS UP FIGHTERS Fateh al-Sham was al Qaeda's official wing in the Syrian war until it announced it had cut those ties last year.
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FP comes through and calls up Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) to help him and Tall Boy (Scott McNeil) with what looks to be another drug run for Penny Peabody.
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The president of the United States called up creator Roseanne Barr to congratulate her with the same alacrity one calls up foreign leaders to congratulate them on winning elections.
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The authors of the DeepSqueak paper write that their software not only reduces the number of misidentifications in manual analysis but can analyze calls up to 40 times faster.
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When the famously tax-averse Jeff Bezos calls up Michael Bloomberg to urge him to run for president, that&aposs two multi-billionaires having a personal chat about power.
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All I know is this: When somebody calls up and they say, "We have infor—" Look what they did to me with Russia, and it was totally phony stuff.
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In a sparse office room, superhero Gore calls up his "buddy" at SolarCity and brokers a deal to give India the technology necessary to build solar farms of their own.
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Now, they can make free calls up to 21 minutes every three hours, anywhere in the country — with the city's Department of Correction covering those to friends and loved ones.
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"People were asking me what to say when the elderly customer calls up and says we want to go out to dinner tonight but we have some questions," she said.
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On the narrator's third day at the hotel, the concierge calls up to her room to tell her that Christopher has been spotted in a nearby town, with a woman.
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Disclosure laws that would require notice when AI is mimicking a human — like Google's Duplex, a virtual assistant that calls up businesses with a natural-sounding voice — is one, said Scharre.
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This means that the Switch calls up a browser whenever you are, say, logging in at a hotel or coffee shop and have to type in your email or a code.
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In "Conversations With People Who Hate Me," which began on Monday, Dylan Marron calls up strangers who wrote nasty things about him on the internet and tries to talk it out.
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Just in his use of the wax fabrics, which to my own eyes look like "African" prints, Shonibare calls up the convoluted history of colonialism's conditioning of cultural provenance and authenticity.
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For her academic work, she calls up a much sought-after magical manuscript in the Bodleian Library at Oxford that no one has ever been able to retrieve: the Book of Life.
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Mr. Trump, Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio have all accused one another of using "push polls," a tactic in which a fake pollster calls up voters and asks loaded questions that spread misinformation.
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An analysis of earnings-call transcripts by The Economist suggests that executives of publicly traded companies are discussing Mr Trump's tariffs in about 15% of their calls, up from 5% a year ago.
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Besides these features, the Sony WH-CH700N offers a built-in microphone for phone calls, up to 35 hours of battery life, and a foldable design to stash them in your travel bag.
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On the other hand, the movie's condemnation of image-making and celebrity glamour calls up a faintly amusing contradiction in its casting of a young, gorgeous Franco Nero as a parking garage attendant and mechanic.
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PEOPLE has the first look at the emotional scene, in which the 57-year-old reality star and animal activist calls up fellow Housewives Kyle Richards and Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave to discuss the dog's death.
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From February to May, attackers had sought to gain access to personal tax information through the agency's "Get Transcript" online application, which calls up information from previous returns, the tax collection agency said in May.
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You get the impression that in the still of the night when everybody else is asleep and he can't think of anything to twitter, he calls up the border police and chats about their day.
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The new title, though, calls up a different biblical association: the story of Noah and the ark, which concludes with God making a covenant with mankind to never again destroy the earth with a flood.
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The work calls up restrictions on and violence against women, but also the need for outsiders to look more closely in order to see the complicated reality of a place often painted in simple, stark strokes.
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The combination of imagery calls up the experiences of young, gay men of color that are quite often politicized and also recruited into popular culture where they're channeled into outré performance on platforms such as music videos.
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"It does make a big difference when the president of the United States calls up a leader and says, 'Hey, can we do something on this, can we move forward'; that goes a long way," he continued.
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And there's plenty more in store: If the Senate calls up a bill to repeal Obamacare, controversy over Planned Parenthood funding will come to the fore — ensuring the 2018 campaign won't lack for that perennial lightning rod.
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Some have said that the app calls up gender dysphoria, which is the term used to describe the state of conflict trans and non-binary people may feel when their physical appearance is different from their gender identity.
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The delight you take in her delight in her body is a stark contrast to the messages you received from your mother about your body, and it's one that likely calls up feelings of anger, hurt and betrayal.
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Amazon was mentioned 2,090 times this year on publicly available corporate conference calls (including earnings calls, shareholder meetings, and guidance calls), up 11 percent from last year, according to an analysis of FactSet data, which goes through the morning of Oct.
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Salazar's revived cenotaph serves as an effigy for all the artworks lost to violence or the destruction of culture, but it also calls up interesting points about the nature of how we preserve history in the 21st century through collecting antiquities.
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The episode ends with Kylie freaking out because she doesn't have any friends on the red carpet of the Met Gala yet (she calls up Kendall, Kim, and Jaden Smith who remarks that he is not a "real person" right now).
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And when I say professionals, I mean it: Khloé calls in the coach of UCLA's women's softball team, and Kris calls up a guy named A-Rod to not only provide some assistance, but to also be their team coach.
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The wine rack leads into this massive kitchen, where Mayweather likely calls up one of his personal chefs to cook him some of his favourite meals, like turkey sausages which he likes for breakfast, oxtail which he likes at 2 a.m.
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When it calls up an investment manager to complain about performance, or to dump that manager, or when it calls a lawyer to sue for fraud, that catches the attention of corporate managers, of hedge funds, of private equity funds.
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Experts had urged such an approach because the federal government has powers to boost production that states do not and a federal approach can allocate scarce goods to the places that need them most, not just the state that calls up manufacturers fastest.
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Just as interestingly, he stops himself before admitting too much: "All I know is this: When somebody calls up and they say, 'We have infor—'" Trump is clearly defending his son for taking the meeting, even if he doesn't quite go all the way.
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However, the LSD blotter paper on its broken screen (a detail only discernible up close) renders a tenuous narrative of drug scores and hallucinatory states, while the red glow calls up images ranging from a stoplight to a laser light show to the sight on a handgun.
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But then there is the kind where the never-not-creepy Daily Mail doorsteps your older sister at home in Texas and calls up your well-meaning uncle to sandbag him into revealing that your father went to prison in 2010 for participating in multimillion-dollar stock fraud.
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The Nigerian Army and the police received at least five calls up to four hours before militants raided a boarding school in Dapchi last month, but they did not take measures to stop the abduction or to rescue the girls after they were gathered into vehicles and driven away, Amnesty said in a news release.
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The agency told the GAO that the booth "not only enables the Administrator to make and receive phone calls to discuss sensitive information, but it also enables him to use this area to make and receive classified telephone calls (up to the top secret level) for the purpose of conducting agency business," according to the GAO's report.
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The agency told the GAO that the booth "not only enables the Administrator to make and receive phone calls to discuss sensitive information, but it also enables him to use this area to make and receive classified telephone calls (up to the top secret level) for the purpose of conducting agency business," according to the GAO's report.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kardashian West calls up her mother Kris Jenner to recount what happened after she met with a French judge and attorneys in New York City to testify in the robbery case, in which five men broke into her apartment at the Parisian No Address Hotel during the early hours of Oct.
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But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter.
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Mr. Matthews, who has a reputation for pugnacious commentary, drew fire from Sanders aides — and at least one network colleague — after he compared his victory in the Nevada caucuses to the Nazi takeover of France in World War II. "The general calls up Churchill and says, 'It's over,'" Mr. Matthews said during a Saturday broadcast, as he tried to describe Democrats' surprise at Mr. Sanders's command of the party primary.
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