Sentence examples for a calling out from inspiring English sources

"It's a calling out," she says.

Such concerns notwithstanding, the Tribunal's original claim to existence arose from a simple call: a calling out from the grave by all the tens of thousands of victims so brutally and senselessly butchered in the decade of mayhem over which Milosevic, among others, presided.

Which deserved a calling out, as Daniel Salazar equally declares softly yet firm, "There's more than combs here you know".

All I could seem to muster was a calling out to God to prepare my heart for what was ahead.

He explains that the song expresses how he will still date her regardless of their opinions, and author Ed Morales observes that "It's a calling out of the morality of Latin America.

It is a watershed moment, a calling out of an archetype and wounding often associated with fame, status, and the abuse of power paradigm that is rampant in our society.

I was like an animal calling out in distress".

She was calling out a lot.

Just calling out a normal goodbye.

"We were calling out," a Cheshire police officer, Thomas Wright, testified.

On the overhead loudspeaker, a voice called out, "Condition A".