Sentence examples for call on helping from inspiring English sources

It's an idea I hope the whole BBC could call on, helping inform programme-makers across radio and television.

Without a family in the country to call on for help, poor international students are vulnerable and overlooked.

"People often call on God to help the outcasts and downtrodden that walk among us," Martin wrote to the FCC.

The first, called OneGoal, focuses on helping urban students get into, and then graduate from, college.

But, standing half naked in his home, Wes didn't call on outside forces for help.

(Psychiatrist 5) I often work night shifts, and I know there is always a psychiatrist on call to help me in the event of an emergency.

I often work night shifts, and I know there is always a psychiatrist on call to help me in the event of an emergency.

A third-down intentional-grounding call on Nelson helped give Wisconsin the ball back in Minnesota territory just before halftime.

As an applied artist, I have a wide visual vocabulary to call on, which helped me push above and beyond my initial expectations on this project.

That information affects your decisions as you become a more senior professional, and who you can call on to help you with projects, I am intrinsically curious.

Near the end, for instance, the hero is even shown calling on God for help.