But so far, Trump hasn't made a call either way.
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That's when she says she made a call to Vanderpump.
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The women eventually made a call and then drove off.
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In 2018, Vanuatu's foreign minister, Ralph Regenvanu, made a call.
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We made a call to VH1, but no word back yet.
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He made a call and then told us she was fine.
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I could have bypassed the Curio, but I made a call.
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"I made a call for calm," Ms. Colau told Catalunya Radio.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden also made a call to action.
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" Mark made a call: "We stop those messages from going through.
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This is the first time I've ever made a call like this before.
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We made a call a long time ago to look at the money.
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As the events began to unfold, Johnson made a call to emergency services.
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Borrowing from Zuckerberg's approach, Dorsey made a call for regulation of his industry.
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And in November, a man made a call to 911 regarding the family.
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And Kate Beckinsale made a call for fresh breath for everyone in 2020.
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Trump & Putin President Trump made a call to congratulate a counterpart on his reelection.
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So late last season, Michael Andretti made a call: Herta would become Marco's strategist.
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Then what were other times when you made a call to run anonymous Op-Eds?
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And only one Congress member has formally made a call for Trump's impeachment: Texas Democrat Rep.
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The mother of two then made a call for "change" — specifically an increase in gun control.
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Though he said he understood Johnson's source of anger, Williams made a call for peaceful action.
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The site's developers had previously made a call for people to release the Trump Stern recordings.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May made a call to renege on human rights and "regulate" cyberspace.
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The Courier-Journal reports that she made a call from her phone around 1:30 a.m.
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It's for every person who made a call or sent a text to spread the word.
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"If the government has not made a call I'm going to make a ruling," he said.
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He made a call, stashed the submersible in some large jetty rocks, and walked into town.
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But I made a call to my friend Giuseppe Gonzales, who had been sober for one year.
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So he made a call to the president of Ferris State University, and together, they hatched a plan.
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With that in mind, the pair made a call for dramatic improvements to voting systems and corresponding laws.
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According to BBC News, police first learned the judge was missing after her husband made a call Wednesday.
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Grammy Foundation president Neil Portnow has twice made a call for listeners to think about what makes music valuable.
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AS SHE SPOKE, she glanced at her phone on the kitchen counter, made a call and immediately tensed up.
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During the first meeting with Parker executives at the company's headquarters, Cox recalled, one of them made a call.
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" They also said he told them: "This is the first time I've ever made a call like this before.
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" Rotunno said that in the judge's statements to Weinstein, the judge appeared "to have made a call on this.
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" The mother of two then made a call for "change," saying, "We need change when it comes to gun violence.
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Whedon made a call to Marvel and Branagh to suggest they take another look at Chris Hemsworth for the role.
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While you were still under anesthesia, I made a call to an excellent surgeon I know at a nearby hospital.
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Perhaps the killer was under surveillance, and made a call or sent a message that unwittingly disclosed Mr Di Lauro's whereabouts.
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"Why no one made a call to the police or the Department of Public Welfare is beyond me," the judge said.
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I made a call from my parent's bedroom phone, and they invited me into an interview at their central London offices.
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She had made a call to a friend inquiring about a ride, but now her phone is directed straight to voicemail.
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"Senator Menendez had made a call to my office asking that I return the call on his cellphone," Ms. Sebelius said.
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At the news conference, Mr. Cooper powered up the phone in front of a group of journalists and made a call.
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Earlier this month, Sanford C. Bernstein made a call that crude could reach $150 a barrel over the next several years.
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Even SMU's new head coach, Travis Mays, got the job after Auriemma made a call to the school on his behalf.
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But then he said something truly unexpected; he made a call for returning American immigration policy to a merit-based selection process.
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On Tuesday, Ingves made a call for the central bank to be given a wider role in heading off future financial crises.
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The trust, which is administered by Chris's widow, Vickey, made a call to the school and found out she had dropped out.
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He told the agent during the call that he made a call to the White House to report terrorism, the Star reported.
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Claims that the first pilot's phone had made a call following the plane's disappearance, indicating his involvement in its disappearance, were also disputed.
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"As they were casting him for Spider-Man, I did what I could do and made a call," Hemsworth, 35, told Entertainment Tonight.
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DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach made a call for commodities on a webcast Tuesday, during which he predicted commodities would soon outperform stocks.
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IMF head Christine Lagarde made a call for financial cooperation Friday as she prepared for another term at the forefront of global economic policy.
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However, I made a call to the bank and realized I could take out a home equity loan to use as a down payment.
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I couldn't carry the mannequin onto the subway with me (though stranger things have happened on the F train), so I made a call.
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We got rapper/singer Taz James outside the Mondrian Hotel, and while he respects KD's homage ... Taz points out KD never made a call.
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So it's really hard to know with any accuracy that if a person made a call today, is it because something happened on this day?
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Basaran, her friends and three crew members were killed in the crash after someone on board made a call about a "technical failure," CNN reports.
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According to one GOP aide, Trump already made a call to Paul, and asked him personally to support the Senate bill days before its release.
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While accepting the award for best actress at Sunday evening's 90th Annual Academy Awards, McDormand made a call for equality and diversity on film sets.
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At one point, "Eric" — likely referring to then-executive chairman Eric Schmidt, although his last name isn't mentioned — made a call to Hillary Clinton's office.
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That same day, prosecutors said, Mr. Stone made a call from his cellphone to Mr. Trump's cellphone that lasted about two and a half minutes.
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According to the report, Koss — who was already known to the Secret Service — allegedly made a call to the White House early on Jan. 26.
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PRO tracks every decision a referee makes—whether they made a call or not, since even non-calls are a decision—through an outside company.
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Additionally, when prosecutors obtained surveillance footage showing Fotis disposing of bloodied items hours after Jennifer&aposs disappearance, they say he made a call to Mawhinney.
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Lo and behold, his brother read it in a newspaper, saw a phrase, "the Unabomber," used quite frequently, and made a call to the FBI.
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"He made a call and he is currently on active duty and he passed along to us his contact and what it amounted to," Morgan says.
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The DOJ said Kadar made a call to police in Macon, Ga., last January in which he detailed false information about a nonexistent emergency situation there.
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She had made a call to a friend inquiring about a ride, but now her phone is directed straight to voicemail, according to the Courier Journal.
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"And I did what I never do -- I made a call on Shabbat," he said, using the Hebrew word for the Sabbath honored by observant Jews.
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The monitoring, according to NBC News, allowed federal investigators to record the number of the phone that made a call and the number that receives it.
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BuzzFeed News made a call while swimming in the ocean to test the new Apple Watch — and report to you if it's really worth your money. 15.
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He looked in his rear-view mirror and noticed the animal hit a curb head-first — so he turned around and made a call over the radio.
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" In the book, she wrote about how Lewandowski "made a call to [Fox News executive] Bill Sammon and tried to get me booted off the debate team.
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The woman at the front desk made a call to someone at another office to tell them there was a journalist there asking to skip the NDA.
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Gla1ve read his opponents and made a call, and the team trusted him and went for it, solidifying the Danish team's lead and leading to its victory.
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"It seems to me that in our effort to ... appease Iran, that State Department made a call overriding — basically breaking the law that we passed," said McCaul.
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It seems Warren was informed, as she made a call to Van Ness to personally thank him — a chat JVN had recorded and then posted to Instagram.
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Broadly made a call to the Thomas Kinkade Company, but the number listed on their website went to a voice message that said their inbox was filled.
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In fact, despite hitting bottom, there is a warmth and humor to the poem: I made a call and went to my first meeting a few blocks away.
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" Aldean also made a call for the country to come together and show collective resolve: "When America is at its best, our bond and our spirit, it's unbreakable.
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Lawrence, an experienced pilot and Vietnam War veteran, made a call for help just before the Bell 206B helicopter crashed near the Byler's ranch around 1:57 a.m.
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Stevie Nicks was the only other woman inducted this year, and in her speech she also made a call for giving more women a seat at the table.
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"I made a call at that point saying that, even though the performance was really good with Bluetooth, it's never going to be good enough," Hviid tells me.
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At a rally in Pennsylvania over the weekend, Trump also made a call to defund sanctuary cities in the funding bill — which would be a nonstarter for Democrats.
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Antifa had earlier in the week made a call to their supporters to not attend the rally out of safety concerns, and it seems everyone heeded the word.
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Not long ago, Geoff Hinton made a call for top researchers to abandon deep learning and develop brand-new machine learning algorithms that can come closer to human intelligence.
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In the course of a long, rambling victory speech on Tuesday night, Trump referred to positive phone calls with McConnell and Ryan and made a call for party unity.
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The official, who did not want to be identified, also said that policymakers have not yet made a call on whether to make any off-cycle interest rate changes.
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At an important point in Tuesday night's sixth game between the Astros and Dodgers, the home-plate umpire made a call that television cameras showed clearly to be wrong.
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EFF shot back by saying the advocacy group "exists because of the donations of tens of thousands of regular people," and made a call to action to its donors.
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President Trump made a call to "rededicate ourselves to our glorious heritage" and embrace unity and self-governance in his weekly address released by the White House on Friday.
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"When we heard the news and made a call for nationwide rallies, one happened in San Francisco that same day," said Tiffiniy Cheng, co-founder of Fight for the Future.
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In the middle of the shooting spree at Pulse, Mateen made a call to 911 and pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State, which later took responsibility for the attack.
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With just 10 years to go until the goals' deadline, he made a call for a "decade of action", with an annual meeting beginning on the goals beginning next September.
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We're told he'd already managed to have one of the locks changed, and actually made a call to the police when he was confronted by the employees at the house.
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Gui then made a call to Ms. Mai, the manager of the apartment building, and told her these four men were his friends and could spend a night in his apartment.
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The two younger girls left the park briefly to use a restroom at a nearby business and made a call home to check on their sister, but no one picked up.
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Two U.S. warships earlier this month made a call at a new international port built at Vietnam's strategic Cam Ranh Bay in a brief but symbolic return for U.S. combat vessels.
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Things got so bad at a game earlier this year, Correia said, that he made a call that had nothing to do with the 10-year-olds playing on the field.
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After spending all of 10 minutes together, I made a call to make sure I had the full support to bring him home and then adopted him right there on the spot!
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Stores are closed, gas stations are shuttered, not so much because they are out of gas but because some store executives elsewhere made a call and ruled on the side of caution.
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Fuest was among a group of top German and French economists who in a joint statement on Wednesday made a call on Paris and Berlin to shift their stances on EU reforms.
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It's part of the reason Ryan made a call to the National Association of Homebuilders to tell them that a credit they'd wanted would not be included in the House tax bill.
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"What we found, albeit in limited data, was that when a veteran knocked on a door or made a call, the door stayed open twice as long, twice as often," Carey said.
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"I did what I could do and made a call and said he's one of the most talented people I've worked with and has such a big heart and appreciation," Hemsworth said.
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" If ya missed it ... the rapper's fans made a call to action over Twitter, which lead Fab Fiver Karamo Brown to tweet: "Lol why does everyone want @PostMalone to be on the show.
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That led to all sorts of speculation in recent weeks that Habs GM Marc Bergevin was shopping his star—one opposing GM had even been fined $50,000 for admitting he made a call.
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The school resource officer who usually handles such cases was on another assignment at the time, so with no additional knowledge of the mother's status and only the grandfather's number, Robinson made a call.
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She grabbed what few funds she had earned and, that June, paid for a taxi to take her and her children to Oaxaca City, Mexico, where she made a call that would change her life.
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Some seized on the fact that Mateen made a call to 911 moments before the massacre to pledge allegiance to the head of ISIS as proof that this was an example of organized Jihadist terrorism.
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Finally, he could have made a call for a new commitment to comity in our country by shouldering some of the blame for the current climate and calling on the Democrats to do the same.
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In September 1991, days after the start of the Yugoslav Second League season and with the country paralyzed by a desperate civil war, Prishtina legend Eroll Salihu made a call that would change Kosovan football forever.
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The question you're raising, this might be a case where you disagree with the policy, but most of the issues are because one of the 30,000 people who's made a call didn't apply the rules consistently.
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Through hairpin turns and jostling that threatened to dislodge internal organs, Mr. Furuya occasionally made a call on his cellphone and flipped through delivery invoices with one hand while keeping his left hand on the gearshift.
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Later, as the government began to totter, she made a call that was intercepted and leaked online, most likely by Russian intelligence, in which she discarded the notion of working with the E.U. to resolve the crisis.
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On Saturday night, the woman, whose name was not released by the authorities, made a call to 911, saying she had cut her wrists, said a law enforcement official, who insisted on anonymity because of the continuing inquiry.
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Moments earlier, he had made a call to his mother, Denise Moreno, and he described seeing her pull up to the bridge, then hearing his mother and a police officer shout his name, according to The Middletown Press.
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Back in 2014 in the UK, callers in certain areas started having to include a five-digit area code prefix when they made a call, even if it was local, after numbers in those areas started to run out.
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Obama's trip to Germany comes after a brief stay in London last week during which he made a call for the U.K. to remain within the European Union (EU) ahead of a referendum on the subject on June 23.
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This is the same Pope who made a call for Christians to apologize to gay people for their oppression in 2016, who said the now-historic phrase "who am I to judge?" with regards to queer priests in 2013.
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About six months before the first iPhone was released in 2007, Steve Jobs made a call to the CEO of Corning and asked the company to create glass that could withstand scratches and breakage for a new Apple product.
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Courtney's client sought the comfort of index funds but failed to realize that by investing entirely in U.S. large-cap companies, she inherently made a call on the market: that the only safe haven was in large American stocks.
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"I'm getting the remote videos from L.A. on how she's doing every day, and I made a call back to my stunt team and I'm like, 'Guys, I think we can do this 'oner' we've always talked about,'" Leitch said.
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One month after the deadly attempted robbery, Bill Rothstein, who lived near the radio tower where Brian Wells's fate was sealed on one final delivery, made a call to the police that would forever change the life of Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong.
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As discussed in the interview, Bryarly made a call to aspiring producers around the country and world to post their tracks to his page, offering a flight out to Denver and headlining booking at one of his shows to the lucky winner.
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James Corden doesn't always go in for the big-issue chats the way other late night hosts do, but when Bill Maher made a call for "the return of fat shaming" on Real Time, the Late Late Show host had something to say.
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At the bottom of the world and completely alone in a sea of white powder, Colin O&aposBrady took out his satellite phone, and made a call to a mysterious number his wife had read across the line to him, moments before.
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But then she made a call and referred to a recent sale, to the financier and collector Donald B. Marron, of 20 Richter drawings that curators at the Museum of Modern Art badly wanted but did not have the money to purchase immediately.
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Kynzlee felt it was too early in the morning to put up with any of Averie's shenanigans, so she grabbed the toy phone and made a "call" to her new friend, Judge James Metts, who had recently visited her pre-K class for career week.
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Abdulaziz bin Salman, wanted to move ahead quickly with a meeting to consider new production cuts, but he has struggled to persuade Moscow, even after his father, King Salman, made a call to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday.
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Starting today, New York City's first public Wi-Fi hubs are getting Android tablets, allowing New Yorkers to check their email, make a phone call, or find directions on Google Maps as easily as they once made a call on the public payphones the hubs are replacing.
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"No-NATO is not an option for the EU. It would be a disaster for the EU," Juncker told a Prague conference during which he made a call for more European defence in the view of the new U.S. President Donald Trump's lukewarm view of NATO.
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Outgoing U.S. Vice President Joe Biden made a call, while in Kiev this week, for sanctions on Russia to stay, urging the world to stand up to its "coercion and aggression" after President-elect Donald Trump mooted ending the measures under a possible deal with Moscow.
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But Munayyer says they took on a particularly organized and sustained form known as BDS after a large group of Palestinian civil society institutions ranging from NGOs to labor unions made a call in 2005 for people around the world to band together for boycotts against Israel.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE also made a call for leadership in light of the attacks. pic.twitter.
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And on Monday, the Times revealed that Maher Abdulaziz Mutreb, a member of what the paper described as the Khashoggi "kill team," made a call just after the journalist's death where he instructed someone—believed to be a subject of the Crown Prince—to "tell your boss" it was done.
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"I mean, look, we worked on In the Heart of the Sea together, obviously, then through Avengers and as they were casting him for Spider-Man, I did what I could do and made a call," Hemsworth told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of Men in Black: International in New York City.
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Ron Hopper, the FBI agent overseeing the agency's Tampa field division, told reporters that Mateen made a call to 212 early Sunday morning that was "general to the islamic State," but said he hadn't heard the tape and couldn't confirm that Mateen had pledged allegiance to the militant group in the call.
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"I mean, look, we worked on In the Heart of the Sea together, obviously, then through Avengers and as they were casting him for Spider-Man, I did what I could do and made a call," Hemsworth told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of Men in Black: International in New York City.
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Ron Hopper, the FBI agent overseeing the agency's Tampa field division, told reporters that Mateen made a call to 911 early Sunday morning that was "general to the islamic State," but said he hadn't heard the tape and couldn't confirm that Mateen had pledged allegiance to the militant group in the call.
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Jennifer Schopfer, vice president and general manager of Transport Logistics at GE Transportation, was tasked with driving a new strategy and process across both her organization and another one within GE. Knowing it would be challenging, she made a call to one of her close friends, who played a critical finance role in that organization.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' Republicans spend more than million at Trump properties MORE (R-Pa.), said leadership has not made a call and things are still uncertain: The extension could be packaged with the bomnibus or come to the floor as a stand-alone measure.
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And it made its return because Dries Van Noten, a designer whose arrival on the Paris fashion scene back in the '80s as part of the Antwerp Six effectively provided an antidote to everything pouf-like, made a call to a man who was then king of exactly that kind of fantastical aspirational dressing: Christian Lacroix.
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Who then felt he needed to deliver, and then made a call to Greg Hayes, the head of U.T.C. Nobody believes Trump's story about having won the day by promising Hayes that in his administration, businesses would get so many breaks on taxes and regulation, they'd have no incentive to move to a country where workers cost about $3 an hour.
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Sergeant: Inmate told me she just wanted to sleep According to interview notes, the sergeant, who retired this year after more than 22 years of service, told an investigator that Coltrain used the jail phone at her booking, made a call that got her upset, and then admitted to him that she had a dependency on benzodiazepines, a class of medication with sedative properties.
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"We worked on 'In the Heart of the Sea' together, obviously, then through 'Avengers' and as they were casting him for Spider-Man, I did what I could do and made a call and said he's one of the most talented people I've worked with and has such a big heart and appreciation," Hemsworth told "Entertainment Tonight" at the "Men in Black: International" premiere in New York on Tuesday.
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Update 12:13pm ET: Though details are still sparse, CNN's Soledad O'Brien reports that passengers are disputing whether or not Saleh actually made a call to his mother: Also people on plane disputing call to mom Update 7:28PM ET: Delta has released a new statement to The Washington Post calling Saleh and Albaher's behavior on the flight "provocative": "Upon landing the crew was debriefed and multiple passenger statements collected," Delta said.
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