Sentence examples for call to express from inspiring English sources

Bishop John Bryson Chane of Washington, who helped consecrate Bishop Robinson and has blessed gay couples, issued a defiant response to the report's call to express his regrets.

After the May 1968 student demonstrations, "Metro-boulot-dodo" ("subway, job, beddy-bye") became a rallying call to express frustration at the stultifying routine of urban existence.

"It was what we expected it to be, as well as for every other club — just that initial call to express some interest," Braunecker said in a telephone interview Monday.

Mr. Biden said he had made a telephone call to express condolences to Aamna Taseer, the wife of the Punjab governor, Salman Taseer, who was assassinated by a religious extremist on Jan . 4 "Societies that tolerate such actions end up being consumed by those actions," he warned.

"When I owned the St . Moritz it was treated with dignity," Mr. Trump said, quickly returning a phone call to express his support not only for Rumpelmayer's but also for the right of New Yorkers to eat ice cream in style.

A recent phone call to express gratitude to a colleague for presenting a seminar in my department was answered by a visitor who happened to be a senior faculty member at a major research university located a 45-minute subway ride from Long Island University (LIU).

The congress was called to express the resentment of Arabs at Western meddling in Arab affairs.

Osborne had called to express regret over how events had evolved.

Ms. Habib said Prime Minister Marouf al-Bakhit called to express his concern over what happened.

On Thursday, the Mets' head trainer, Ray Ramirez, called to express concern.

This hasn't stopped some among their more than 100 guests from calling to express concern.