Sentence examples for become a calling from inspiring English sources

The smear has become a calling card for a thief who has bedeviled two Upper Manhattan precincts for six months.

But documenting human rights abuses in Asia, which began as a sideline for him, has become a calling.

Now a "Ring" production has become a calling card for any house that wants to be taken seriously.

Nearly simultaneous multiple bombings, aimed at maximising terror and carrying a message of "resistance" to imagined enemies of Islam, have become a calling card of the terrorist group.

Thomas Adès's "Darknesse Visible," the composer's deconstruction of a song by John Dowland, has become a calling card in Mr. Barnatan's recitals.

His co-accused gave a polite round of applause as he strode defiantly into the defendants' cage, flashing a four-fingered salute known as the Rabaa sign that has become a calling card for Morsi supporters.

What had been a cherished avocation now became a calling bordering on obsession.

Videos also became a calling card and proving ground for young talents as diverse as Jonathan Demme and Michael Bay.

After the birth of her son, Adrian, the "Goldbergs" became a calling card, so much so that Ms. Dinnerstein wanted to record them.

Football, along with the bonhomie of the people, the food and the music, becomes a calling card for the entire state, not just L.S.U.

Her rendition of the song "Ladies Who Lunch" became a calling card for the actress.