Sentence examples for be called on those from inspiring English sources

Most of the people who say that are lying, and people must be called on those lies.

And it's maybe not the best time to be calling on those critics to "Shut up or fire me".

He is calling on those affected to make their feelings known to their MPs ahead of the debate.

The SES was calling on those going to the Deni Ute Muster or travelling inland to check for potential road closures.

And expect to occasionally fail at something". Mr. Brown may be calling on those maxims himself today, in his second week as on-the-ground manager of the largest disaster response in American history.

Also drawn into the equation are the lives of American and Iraqi troops who may be called on to rescue those who fall into the insurgents' hands.

As the stream of new medical technologies arrive, trained professionals will be called on to step into those areas as well.

The department is calling on more colleges and universities, especially those with financial resources, to step up and increase the number of low-income students they enroll and graduate.

Not wanting to be called on.

Pass interference was called on the play.

That means that Anonymous is calling on those affiliated with the group to seek out such accounts and help shut them down.