Sentence examples for call on more from inspiring English sources

"The attraction of someone like Bob is that he could bring us more visibility, broaden our constituency and give us call on more resources," said Philip Scaturro, an investment banker and trustee of the New School, which has expanded beyond its initial two divisions but has yet to be perceived as a unified university.

Sleep restores your mental and physical strength, allowing you to call on more reserves to introduce a zen-like state during stressful situations.

Arsenal may also need to call on more of their youngsters to fill the breach.

Today, 7,000 members can call on more than a million titles.

McCarey showed a hitherto unrevealed facility for dramatizing serious emotion, which he would call on more frequently in the future.

Through social media, HelpRefugees were able to call on more than 100 volunteers, many from the UK.

It gets called on more often than you'd probably think.

Mr. Zoellick is also calling on more than two dozen countries to ease export bans on food, which he said have contributed to higher prices.

She challenged employers to lead "Obama-style" by calling on more women in the workplace.

Others are calling on more former tech experts from the campaign to help the president run his administration.

The shooting was called on more than one occasion "a game changer".