cattle call

A cattle call may bring good things to some of those who wait and serve.

Since then, he has stayed clear of such cattle calls.

And nine Democratic presidential candidates held their first cattle call.

"I vowed that it was my last cattle call," she said.

Not all candidates want to stop the interminable cattle calls.

He viewed yesterday's cattle call with a weariness beyond his years.

Seven prospective tenants wait outside, looking each other over like actors at a cattle call.

Some have gone 10 or more times just to this agency's annual cattle calls, which draw everything but cows.

That's when the words 'cattle call' came to my mind.

I am standing in a cattle call for waiters.' "

They were camps to expose your talent, like a cattle call."

The importance of trying to keep in nature's good books is plain as the cattle call and stamp impatiently.

You'd have a cattle call, and who came?

This wasn't the first time he had gone along for a cattle call, though never before at a motion-picture studio.

To find the women for the first round of ads, the agency conducted a "cattle call" in New York.

Since then, anticipation of the Open has served as something of a cattle call for golfers far and wide.

Mr. Clinton is said to prefer small events, with 75 or so people, to what one aide called "2,000-people cattle calls."

I didn't think about her until the next cattle call, when I saw her again.

I didn't even know about the cattle call until I walked through the gate."

Fox producers announced a cattle call on the Internet and selected 50 women out of the thousands who responded worldwide.

"I showed up and it was this big cattle call," Ms. Davis recalled.

"I'd be reduced to three minutes in various cattle calls, whereas right now I get 45 minutes as the guest speaker," he went on.

And his opponents were growing impatient Saturday night minutes before a candidates' forum, appropriately described as a "cattle call," was to begin.

Accomplished riders are not used to being treated this way, screen-tested like amateurs at a cattle call.

He did this three times and each time, he'd stop in New York to attend "cattle calls," the term used for big open auditions.