Sentence examples for become the calling from inspiring English sources

Consistency has become the calling card of Peter Vermes.

The hand-painted flower, bold and figurative, has become the calling card for Mr. Brown, who in the last several months has emerged as an in-demand clothing customizer, taking high-fashion pieces from the likes of Balenciaga and Givenchy and applying his lovely, transforming flourishes.

Although Williams was just 23 at the end of the season, 1941 has become the calling card of his career, no small achievement considering he retired in 1960 standing third on the career home run list behind Ruth and Jimmie Foxx.

There's a live version, taped in June 1975, of Rocket From the Tombs performing 30 Seconds Over Tokyo, which would become a signature song for Pere Ubu (just as the same group's Sonic Reducer would become the calling card of the Dead Boys, the other band formed from the ruins of RFTT).

Cowardice and cruelty -- that combination has become the calling card of too much of the contemporary GOP.

The sax has become the calling card for ZHU's new textural soundscape, like a scene from Sin City—as the darkened city sleeps the Neon lights will play.

Spectacular attacks on foreigners' home soil became the calling card of al-Qaeda and its supporters.

Dilly-ding, dilly-dong!' After that, it became the calling card for our season.

Mai Bhago not only heard her calling; she became the calling.

For the families of the missing, the boatman has become the call of last resort.

"Nanotechnology" or "nanoscience," today, has become the call of the century.