Sentence examples for call to aid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Torsello, a convert to Islam, was found in good health on a road after a phone call to aid workers.

Those in favour stressed the broad moral imperative of defeating Isis, often analogised as modern-day Nazis, and answering the call to aid from Britain's allies.

He was taken into custody without incident, while the bomb squad removed and "rendered safe" a possible explosive device, according to Jay Hill, commander of the Walnut Creek bomb squad, which responded to the call to aid Richmond police.

Verizon Rejects Hollywood's Call to Aid Piracy Fight [Bits New York Times Blog].

Pediatricians issue call to aid children facing 'toxic stress'.

In China, old history is often called to aid new doctrine.

In 1973, Dr. Keefer was called to aid Spanish Riddle, a 4-year-old with torn tendons and ligaments and broken bones in a lower leg.

More than once, rebel leaders have had to make apologetic satellite telephone calls to aid officials from their hotel rooms in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, where they attend fruitless peace talks.

So it was a day after the two major-party presidential candidates came calling to aid their chances to win Oregon's seven electoral votes -- votes that have become very much up for grabs.

In the reign of Iyoas (1755 69), son of the last Solomonid emperor, Mikael was called to aid the emperor in resisting a takeover of power by the Oromo (Galla) peoples of the south, who were traditionally Islāmic and enemies of the Christian north.

Fred Hopkins, 74, allegedly shot three investigators, and then shot at the first responders called to aid the wounded at the scene in a quiet Florence subdivision.