Sentence examples for call on by from inspiring English sources

Syria proved it had other friends to call on by starting talks for an arms deal with Russia, its first since the demise of the Soviet Union.

In Harrisburg two weeks ago, one person called on by Obama chose not to ask a question.

Have we been called on by them?

The Yonkers company, founded by Bob Sardina in 1989, is frequently called on by landlords.

He serves as a peer mediator, called on by teachers to resolve disputes among students.

Attorneys, too, are beginning to get involved, called on by their clients to draft licenses or manage disputes.

Members can also be called on by the prime minister outside of the scheduled meetings for advice on specific matters.

Khan's mother, Margaret Hansen, said Khan had seemed groggy before being called on by the magistrate but not alarmingly so.

Mr. Szyk was also called on by the United Nations to create visual histories of its member states including the United States, Poland and Canada.

All are called on by the Cuban government from time to time to help continue their father's legacy.

She seemed to be England's answer to Joan of Arc, called on by God to serve her people.