Sentence examples for a calling in a from inspiring English sources

Yet, most followed with: but, "I have learnt to love nursing and think it is a calling in a way" (female programme manager, 50, ART services, urban site 2), deferring to the dominance of an in-service narrative: Currently, I am in public service because it's part of the training and I am specialising in obstetrics, so I am forced to be part of the service.

Two years later, Ms Sung answered a call in a phone box in Geneva.

I'll give him a call in a week or so".

THE WASHINGTON POST | A call — in a roundabout way — for returning the old Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building to its original purpose.

In early April, Officer Wolfrom responded to a call in a neighboring precinct, a woman lying on the subway tracks.

A commissioner sitting in the stands overturning a call in a World Series — or doing it the next day, when everybody is flying home?

"In a post-9/11 context," Mr. Abrams said, "a call in a mosque for a killing might not be protected by the First Amendment".

Verizon will hold a call in a little bit more than an hour with more details about the transaction.

k ( 1 ≤ k ≤ K ) is an integer and it is the number of bbu allocated to call or substream of a call in a particular RAT.

In mobile network systems, assigning a channel to a call in a cell in order to achieve high spectral efficiency is crucial to maintaining call quality and reducing call blocking.

-Philip Bump explains how the AP may have blown a call in a Wisconsin House primary.