Sentence examples for begin by calling the from inspiring English sources

Western leaders could begin by calling the Kremlin to account for rights violations.

If you are responding to a large number of help wanted ads, begin by calling the employer you are least interested in.

The first real black man!" Mr. Cain began by calling the United States "a nation of crises".

He began by calling the infosec community a "family" — then gave a speech which felt a little like an intervention.

To use the Tablet PC's "write into any program" feature, you begin by calling up a floating window called the Tablet Input Panel.

"Tonight the 100 people being trained here will begin by calling 50 friends each, and by this weekend they will be conducting open houses with a mentor," said Chris Giugliano, vice president for training and development.

We could begin by calling our legislators and insist they get behind "Aaron's Law".

Don't begin by calling a meeting.

The fight against environmental racism and other forms of systemic racism can begin by calling our elected leaders to account.

Stephen Colbert, the master of ceremonies at Tuesday's breakfast, began by calling BookExpo "the Lollapalooza of quietly reading to yourself" and continued by peppering his speech with R-rated references to "Fifty Shades of Grey" (Vintage), the best-selling erotica phenomenon that has sold, along with the other two books in that trilogy, more than 10 million copies this year.

But the church has recently released another ad, this one about Mr. Hubbard himself, which begins by calling him "the nation's youngest Eagle Scout" and ends by calling him "the most published and translated author of all time" and the founder of Scientology.