Sentence examples for be called upon in from inspiring English sources

A better choice, he continued, is to warm-up dynamically, by moving the muscles that will be called upon in your workout.

That experience may need to be called upon in the first game of a group completed by Napoli and Borussia Dortmund, last season's runners-up.

Most pregnant women can be safely delivered in simple circumstances without an elaborately trained staff or sophisticated technical facilities, provided that these can be called upon in emergencies.

The purpose of the meeting was to begin to organize continuing communication about security issues, he said, and to develop strong relationships that can be called upon in an emergency.

The interventional skill of human engineers, which would be called upon in the twentieth century to stop the great shift at Old River, did much in the nineteenth to hurry it up.

Walcott, who was playing for Southampton in the Championship barely six months ago, insists he can handle the pressure of playing in a World Cup should he be called upon in Germany.

Expert epidemiologic opinion has also been called upon, as in Scotland (10), to give guesstimates for IDU incidence and cessation, as in Australia too (20).

"You sit around for eight or nine innings, and then you're called upon in a big situation; I mean, that's very difficult thing to do," Mets third baseman David Wright said.

Mangini likes to move his offensive linemen around during practice in case they are called upon in a crunch.

He was called upon in the 12th inning Wednesday to pitch to Cano, one of the best players in baseball.

Ms. Bousquet was called upon in every kind of emergency, like the time a boy accidentally cut off his thumb with a machete.