Sentence examples for be called on a from inspiring English sources

Under current law, ballots follow usual parliamentary voting rules, meaning strikes can be called on a simple majority vote.

With Fleury about to be called on a delayed penalty for tripping Zhitnik at the other end of the ice, Lindros's left elbow caught Varada in the face as the two players chased a loose puck in the Rangers' zone.

I don't like to be called on a film at the end.

Participants who do not answer or are not at home when telephoned, would be called on a maximum of 5 occasions, after which they would be recorded as non-contactable.

In that case, voters would be called on again, for a special election.

Morgan has been called on as a technology expert for major news networks including MSNBC, CNBC, CNN, and ABC Radio.

H1a: … the frequency in which a student is called on by the teacher.

When a man wearing a Red Sox hat took the microphone, Mr. Booker joked that they should not be calling on a Boston sports fans.

I arrived at the village, as Club Med resorts are called, on a November afternoon in a van carrying one other guest, a blond, affable man from Manhattan.

I've been called on a journey, like Abraham was".

The daily visits to the courtroom without being called on a case in ten consecutive days.