Sentence examples for call on lessons from inspiring English sources

Snedeker has vowed to call on lessons from 2008 as he seeks to become the latest American player to don a Green Jacket.

If you need any more civics lesson, please feel free to call on me.

We learn of his mentoring by a right-wing critic at whose estate Father Urrutia encounters Pablo Neruda; his trip to Europe to visit churches whose priests are more interested in falconry than religious practice; his being called on to give lessons in Marxism to the leaders of Chile's military regime, General Pinochet among them.

Pay attention to the lesson from time to time; if you are called on, you might know the answer to a question.

It is calling for lessons in all schools on internet safety with young people themselves sharing tips for keeping safe online and more advice for parents on how to talk to their children about the issue - just as they would about being wary of drugs or strangers.

One call lesson on I.E.D.s, for example, opens with a video-game graphic of a Humvee hitting a mine and being fired upon by guerrillas: men scream, blood splatters.

"If I had known that Honi Coles was the fastest feet in show business, I might not have called him and insisted on lessons.

Timothy Snyder, a historian at Yale who is best known in academic circles for his comprehensive studies of modern Europe, recently published a best-selling polemic called "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century," a primer on authoritarian tendencies of the past and how to resist them now.

call still distributes lessons on paper — in binders, in booklets designed to fit in the cargo pocket of a soldier's fatigues, and on plasticized pocket cards.

I'm gonna call these lessons learned.

Here, both teachers reflect on lessons learned.