Sentence examples for be called onto from inspiring English sources

The army had to be called onto the streets.

The police had to be called onto the field.

At the end of the meeting, President Gallagher announced that he would meet with representatives of black and Puerto Rican groups and that no police would be called onto the student-held South Campus.

Cues, both valid and invalid, which indicate the hand most likely to be called onto respond, as well as the imperative stimuli that indicate the actual response hand, were presented to either the right or left visual fields of 14 normal right handed participants.

Ms. Burstyn reclined against an upholstered bench in her trailer, sipping on a fruit shake and waiting to be called onto the set of "That's Life," the hourlong CBS show on Saturdays, mixing drama and comedy, in which she plays Dolly DeLucca, the mother of a New Jersey woman in her 30's (Heather Paige Kent) who decides to go back to college.

Everyone purchasing Hopkins Night at Camden Yards tickets by April 25 will be entered into a drawing for the chance to be called onto the field to receive a gift from the team.

The rain had been reduced to a mist when they were called onto their respective courts.

It was 1972, and d'Hooghe was called onto the field to attend to a Dutch player, Nico Rijnders, who had collapsed.

The French wine industry recovered from this disaster only by grafting French scions, as the grape's shoots are called, onto sturdy American rootstock resistant to the phylloxera aphid.

A crowd surged round him as he collapsed once more, and policemen were called onto the scene to keep it back, while the truly unfortunate man was put upon his feet and pushed once more towards the goal.

He was called onto the carpet this week by members of the Senate who are threatening to revisit No Child Left Behind unless the department fully enforces the law as written.