In functional programming, call-by-value is a common evaluation strategy where function arguments are evaluated before being passed into the function.

In our compiler course, we studied call-by-need as an evaluation strategy that delays computing function arguments until they are first used.

Call-by-name is an evaluation strategy whereby an argument to a function is evaluated each time its value is used in the function, and is not evaluated at all if its value is never used.

When disagreements escalate, some people call names instead of discussing the issue calmly.

Many interns are nervous about cold-calling during their first week.

Please join the conference call at 3 PM to discuss the quarterly report.

When debugging the multithreaded application, the engineers examined the call stacks to trace the source of the race condition.

To improve performance, the compiler automatically detects and optimizes a tail call when compiling recursive functions.

He practiced his duck call for hours before the hunting season began.

Please re-call the witness to clarify his statement.