Sentence examples for broad calls from inspiring English sources

8.12am GMT Stuart Broad calls tails and it's heads.

Ms. Clements, an outspoken supporter of capital punishment, said opponents once made broad calls for abolition by arguing that executing people was immoral.

Amid broad calls for universal suffrage to be implemented in the city, 223,000 people participated, despite a cyberattack that disabled a voting app for smartphones developed by the university.

But much of the speech was couched in broad calls for a restoration of the western alliance that helped defeat communism, amid growing fears in Washington that support for Nato and US is waning in Europe.

Its organizers rallied to broad calls for freedom, social justice and a vague sense of nationalism that came together over a belief that distant and often incompetent rulers had to treat the opposition with respect.

But each action in this sequence of neglect and mistreatment was taken by a different police officer, and so the broad calls for justice in Baltimore are now up against the complicated business of weighing each act as separate from the others.

In an interview, Mr. Broad called Mr. Gehry "brilliant" and left it at that.

The BBC is digitising its archive, putting out a broad call for everyone's favourite moment.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla)., a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said there is no broad call to arms.

"All we know is what is reported by various consulting groups about a broad calling category labeled 'tel-abuse,' " he said.

In the IEA EBC project 'Annex 57' a broad call for case studies was launched with the aim to identify design strategies for reducing embodied energy and GHG emissions (EEG) from buildings.