Sentence examples for call as one from inspiring English sources

It was as rare a call as one will ever see.

So, the Earth's rotation period is actually 4 minutes less than what we call as one day.

Her doctors told her she was exhausted – not so much a wake-up call as one that told her to get more sleep.

We divided the sample into effective and ineffective calls, defining an effective call as one that created buzz and triggered an unusually high volume of trade or, better yet, drove an increase in stock price.

Mr. Bush has not provided specifics on what he means by "fundamental tax reform," but many Republicans and some of his campaign advisers view his call as one that would replace the income tax with a system that would basically tax personal consumption, effectively eliminating levies on investment and savings.

I see such a call as one form of the divine influence at work and a golden opportunity for advancement.

UrbanArias, Washington DC's contemporary opera company, is about to produce a really interesting and timely piece called AS ONE.

On Oct. 15, a slew of talented musicians and celebrities will head to the U.S.-Mexico border for a free, bilingual concert called "RiseUp AS ONE".

Having failed in his insurgent challenge to President Jimmy Carter, Mr. Kennedy was finally free to focus with passion and political craft on his more natural calling as one of the master legislators and great reformers in the modern Senate.

Natalie Portman won't be at the Oscars on Sunday when her name is called as one of the evening's Best Actress nominees.

For the most part, this negative response was based primarily on experiences with interactive voice response systems (IVRs), or "robo-calls," as one interviewee described them.