The most significant of these is calling overloaded methods reliably.
When you use metaphor, do not mix it up. That is, don't start by calling something a swordfish and end by calling it an hourglass.
They end up calling her a slut and then Karl strangles her.
These are dudes with binoculars who need to be killed to stop the Americans calling in air support on you.
This inhuman act should not and will not deter us from our calling to represent our constituents and to fulfill our oaths of office.
They say rock climbing or mountaineering is not a profession and not even a hobby - it is a vocation, a calling, which cannot be explained or understood using traditional rational approach.
Notice that this version even makes use of recursiveness in itself, calling itself twice, once to sort the left-hand side of the list, and once again to sort the right-hand side of the list.
That is, don't start by calling something a swordfish and end by calling it an hourglass.
people are calling me, they want my help.
"Get off my phone," he yelled, calling her an obscene name.
I feel silly calling my doctor, who said we should spend the first several hours of labor at home.
This limitation is significant because most useful stored procedures have an OUT parameter that provide some sort of data to the calling program.
I walked down the hall calling hello to what I assumed was my shift supervisor or one of the other two night-duty nurses who sometimes worked that shift.
But I heard mum calling me back at once.
There is no need to explicitly specify a calling convention for exporting classes or their methods.
Quaintly distracted, he never quite got my name right, sometimes calling me Miss Loon or Miss Voon.
People say that we've heard what he had to say before, but he is the president and he was calling for a sense of urgency about [America's indebtedness].
I'm calling about your job vacancy.
In Old English the word weird meant "fate" so calling the witches the weird sisters was equivalent to calling them prophetic.
This parameter determines the size of the buffer used for passing parameters between the routine and the calling application.
Citi also blames so called short sellers for its plunging share price and is calling on politicians in Washington to reintroduce curbs on the practice as a measure to help stop its decline.
Who you calling midget?You big-toothed clown.
Scientists are now calling for doctors to prescribe 'green exercise' - working out in a park or the back garden - for patients who suffer from mental illness.
The hen clucked when calling her chickens.
He seemed, to her, some ghost or remnant of her protest days, calling to her to get walking.
Bashi was smiling again, calling them "Uncle" and "Auntie".
And henceforth I'm gonna start calling these tools, these monickers that I can use as building blocks in my own program, it's gonna be called a function as we'll see.
He was calling to ask me where he should convalesce in the event of his being injured, there in Texas or at home in Pennsylvania.
I said, calling her bluff.
She humiliated me by calling me names in front of my friends.
When you go on vacation, you're calling the shots, so neurotransmitter levels will rise.
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