Sentence examples for been calling for your from inspiring English sources

12.59pm BST For the last three months, GuardianWitness has been calling for your photos, videos and stories of the Syrian refugee crisis.

Even Deng Xiaoping saw the good sense of the proposal until Li Peng came to him and said 'the students are calling for your head'.

@guardian @paultowen April 30 , 20139.55am BST With our GuardianWitness app we're calling for your pictures and videos from the celebrations in the Netherlands and elsewhere.

The Guardian's online Cutswatch tool lets readers map public spending cuts in their area, so we're calling for your help.

Probably the audience would be calling for your head if you dispensed with Matthew entirely, but you still created the possibility, for at least a couple of episodes, that he would be left paralyzed and unable to have children.

Mr. Mir paraphrased one poem this way: "The poor children and the poor women of Palestine, they are crying, they are calling for your help -- where are you?" Still, Mr. Mir remains skeptical.

Ms. Royal occasionally seemed pushed to her vocal limits, though she cannily used that sense of effortfulness to dramatic purpose: it can be useful to sound in extremis when, as in the Wolf, you are calling for your ex-lover's death.

How did it feel when the angry mob was calling for your head?

Now Fast Company is declaring the end of the public's "love affair" with the Silicon Valley ideal, and everyone from socialist Bernie Sanders to hard-right Steve Bannon is calling for your biggest companies to be heavily regulated, and your reputation is fast approaching that of Wall Street (which used to have a good reputation, too).

Today, people are calling for your job.

I was calling for your support and attention to our cause of educated awareness at The Flawless Foundation.