Sentence examples for call rings out from inspiring English sources

Open a drawer, and the corresponding call rings out.

Then as the first drop hits, a piercing mechanical call rings out, calling for departure.

Forlow Mack Lamoureux on thetter.

"Stop!" a call rang out from the back.

Eyes turned to the top of the staircase until, finally, the call rang out from on high — a subterranean Paul Revere summoning his charges.

He pulls it, though, as the cat-calls ring out from the less-than-impressed home fans.

"In Houston, such calls rung out daily with venomous emotion, wrought from the pain so many Houstonians suffered when Enron was driven out of business".

The Sept. 11 attacks, and other disasters since then, painfully illuminated the difficulty of locating lost firefighters: mayday calls rang out, but it was often difficult to tell who was sending them.

Calls rang out for Peña's resignation.

All of this stood in stark contrast to the refrain from inside the convention hall, where calls rang out from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass).

(The space is so large that whenever a landline call comes in for McCarthy, a loudspeaker rings out: "Call for Paul! Call for Paul!") At that moment, he was struggling with how to complicate the set.