| He doctored the roll-call records to make it seem as if he hadn't deserted. |
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| As we gathered for morning roll-call, he emerged from his one-man tent in the uniform of a Japanese officer of the Imperial Army. |
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| The minute after roll-call was taken, Janet sensed something was different. |
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| Her one good deed was to save the life of Edgia, another camp inmate, by hiding her under a bunk during roll-call. |
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| The poem's ostensible subjects are a typical enough roll-call of his concerns. |
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| The roll-call of interviewees foregrounds his allegiances, while failing to illuminate the problems of American racial politics. |
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| Any survey of that time reads like a roll-call of Germany's most famous composers, conductors and executants. |
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| They have definitely got their act together in that department and have a roll-call of trade fairs coming up. |
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| On the other hand, the roll-call of stellar names should be enough to impress even the most sceptical. |
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| Dessert was a further roll-call of tradition and included lemon tart, apple crumble, apple tart, banoffi pie, praline cake and creme caramel. |
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| Democrats declined to push for a roll-call vote on the issue, allowing the Republican plan to pass on a voice vote. |
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| It is an amazing roll-call for a club of City's size and stature which some clubs in the Premiership would do well to match. |
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| See that your dive boat has a foolproof checking system, whether in the form of a roll-call or an effective tagging system. |
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| It is, after all, the biggest country on earth with a colossal roll-call of intellectual and artistic geniuses. |
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| Turning from subjects to contributors, the roll-call is undeniably impressive. |
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| The roll-call makes it hard for the reader to get a grip on the big picture. |
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| At the height of his career, Giles's client list resembled a roll-call of London and Dublin society. |
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| Nevertheless, not even this roll-call of masterpieces can compare with the best of the Duke's Titians. |
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| Previous winners constitute a roll-call of those who have shaped physics in the 20th century. |
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| He has identified and analysed key icons in his usual provocative fashion, a cheerleader for a roll-call of many of the great from the world of architecture. |
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| The roll-call of the missing presumed dead is the tragic emblem of such atrocities, and it is no surprise that the fate of one woman in particular has caused much comment. |
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| It is implicit in this roll-call of composers that the idea of a renaissance in music is not to do with a common style, but rather with shared ideals. |
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| Every self-respecting hip-hop fan should have a copy of this album which features an impressive roll-call of significant and major names in hip-hop. |
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| Fearful of missing a roll-call, Representative Charles E. Bennett has ducked out of funerals, bolted from hospital beds and defied snowstorms to get to the House chamber. |
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| Nevertheless, the roll-call of eminent Bedales alumni is distinctively different from the lists of equally well-healed Old Etonians and Harrovians. |
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