Sentence examples for bit of a calling from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gerritsen makes it seem like a bit of a calling, like the practice of medicine itself, to help hurl doctors off into the new career, or at least hobby, of fiction authorship.

It's a bit of a mystery, calling more for psychological inquiry than policy analysis.

He described it as "ultimately a bit of a mess", calling the contrast between the "uneasy mix of the humorous and downright daft" gang and the "sinister" Solomon story "jarring".

"The value is more in providing an Easter egg in a post, adding a bit of information, calling out a joke, emphasizing a point," Mr. Shepherd said.

In modern financial markets that is a job for a bit of software called a "matching engine", and in the case of NYSE Euronext, which runs equities and derivatives exchanges across Europe, the matching engines are on servers in Basildon.

There's a bit of name calling.

Excited electrons can spontaneously fall down to an available lower energy level, shooting off the difference in energy as a bit of light called a photon.

The hydrogen is combined with oxygen in a bit of kit called a fuel cell.

If previous culinary reality TV shows are an indicator, you can probably expect a certain amount of comic culinary disasters and even a little bit of name calling.

This has led me and others to spend a fair bit of time calling for monetary expansion, simply because the central bank retains some freedom of action.

Car dealerships often add an extra bit of interest, called a markup, on top of the rate charged by a lender, ostensibly to pay the dealership for its work arranging the loan.