Sentence examples for be called on some from inspiring English sources

"Me, sir! Me, sir!" several children begged to be called on, some of them bouncing several inches above the carpet in their exuberance.

Oh, Mr. Romney will probably be called on some falsehoods.

Dedicated to their craft and eager to educate others on their field, professionals from a variety of industries have been called on by some our favorite hotels to share their expertise and we want to hear their stories.

The players who will be called on to talk some sense into him are his close friend Aleksandar Kolarov and Patrick Vieira, who has tried to take Balotelli under his wing since the striker followed him from Internazionale to City.

Just a few weeks after suppliers were nailed down for iPad 2 components and a Q1 ship date more or less confirmed, Digitimes has heard from Foxconn that they will be called on to ship some 400k-600k iPad 2 units in February.

(Chuck Prince, who ran Citigroup during the heart of the bubble, would be a far more useful witness for the commission, and I assume he'll be called on to testify at some point).

Not wanting to be called on.

Spinners Herath and Tillakaratne Dilshan were called on for some control and they duly set about slowing the rate.

(Chan isn't just displaying his kicks and flips; he's called on to do some actual acting, snivelling like a baby as he remembers the car-crash that killed his wife and child).

Paul Williams, Bentley's director of powertrain engineering, was called on to share some thoughts about the Speed at speed.

With Eirik Johansen in the City goal being called on to make some early saves.