Sentence examples for call sounded from inspiring English sources

A bird call sounded from the woods.

Sandberg's comments on the analyst call sounded, at times, like a sales pitch to advertisers.

For a nonvocal species, the iguanas displayed "a remarkable degree of auditory discrimination," the authors reported, vigilantly perking up when the alarm call sounded.

But during countless mornings last season, Tom Glavine's wake-up call sounded something like this: "Daddy, what are you doing?

China Star is situated next to the Ibn al-Khattab Mosque, and not long before the first call sounded for sunset prayer a sheikh arrived at the shop.

When the trumpet call sounded for more to join, the people came – black and white, young and old, Christian and Jew, waving the American flag and singing the same anthems full of faith and hope.

If the call sounds suspicious or too good to be true, you may be right.

To humans, the call sounds thinner and less resonant than a growl.

If a tornado's call sounds like freight trains and bees, humankind's response sounds like growling, determined power saws.

Even the curator, when I call, sounds unsure what Tate is about to unleash.

Which owl's call sounds most like what you imagine to be a "Halloween owl"?