call again's Usage Examples:

On July 13, 1998, the call again changed, this time to KRTK.

Paynter was then out of the England side for a time, but in 1937 his county form – 2,904 runs and a five-hour triple century against Sussex brought him a recall against New Zealand, as well as Wisden Cricketer of the Year recognition in the next year's Almanack.

Schooling occurs when many opponents correctly call against a player with the best hand, whereas implicit collusion occurs when an opponent incorrectly calls against a player with the best hand.

It also called attention to his leading a recall against members of the Milford city council and his ability to take charge of a situation, whether it is a dysfunctional local government in Ohio, or setting up the basics of a civil government in a city in Iraq.

have to worry about the type of the object, and the correct function call again, the call is always: Print(something).

Leon Davis controversyHunt was involved in a controversial incident involving a racial slur in 2005, when he called Collingwood's Leon Davis, who is of Aboriginal descent, 'as black as a dog' during the call against Essendon mid-way through the season.

bear So that we may have cider when we call next year And where you have one barrel we hope you"ll have ten So that we may have cider when we call again.

in a "very brief conversation" told her "that he [will] not be able to call again for a long time," adding that "great events are about to take place.

reached this recording in error, please check the number and try your call again.

what he started in the beginning but Maggie interrupts him with a phone call again, this time on nicer terms.

On 11 September 2001, the 143d responded to the call again, deploying unit members to Ground Zero, to US bases for homeland security.

In 1974, the Rams lost to the Minnesota Vikings by four points in the 1974 NFC Championship Game, with a controversial penalty call against Mack costing the Rams a touchdown.

Synonyms:

once again, over again, once more,

Antonyms:

discharge, inactivity, overact, underact, immovableness,