at call

Then she looked over at Call, with a little smile.

He had all the means of communication there on board, the whole world at call.

Then, taking the notes and not looking at Call, she hurried into the house.

Then he glanced at Call, and got a surprised look on his face.

They must also become experts at calling wind and weather.

Money at call and short notice with the discount houses.

They borrow from the banks at call and short notice.

Our operators are standing by at call centers in India.

I really draw the line at calling someone a traitor.

They also have workers who can visit customers' homes, not just operators at call centers.

"Cris is great at calling me to see if he's right about a rule."

Money at call is the main reserve that banks draw on if they are short of cash.

As a result of court's intervention, doctors are ready at call to attend to injured young men or boys.

In addition many banks will have money market loans at call with discount houses.

So that blurred his attempt at calling it all terrorism.

Clara saw that it was hopeless to hammer at Call.

He looked up at Call, but he didn't slow his motion.

Some assets, such as money lent at call to other financial institutions, are highly liquid.

Long ago she had taught herself the essential rhythm that could bring oblivion at call.

According to industry estimates at least 3.5 million people work at call centers; three out of four are women.

They, too, were adept at calling up dark forces.

He neatly stacked up his ten squares of cut tobacco and looked at Call.

Some loans to other financial institutions may be loans 'at call'.

Most are for three months or less, right down to over-night or at call.

All of this would be negotiated at call setup.