Sentence examples for call to fall from inspiring English sources

At a time when our ideological divides feel wild and extreme, civility has become our polite-sounding call to fall back in line.

When the pastor's call to fall rang out, the congregation fell hypnotically at an uneven pace to their knees or went entirely prostrate on the floor.

If you're of a certain Christian persuasion that believes the United States is God's providential actor on earth, crowned as history's savour, the call to fall isn't insensible.

So, a few minutes after the call to fall rang out, my wife and I quietly rose, put the bible of my neighbour on the chair beside him, and gently pushed our way out the door leaving the huddled, crestfallen congregants inside.

But filled with milk and cookies Along with tag and ball We smiled at the gentle breeze As morning called to fall.

Analysts expect prices for data calls to fall further in the next few years as the cellular carriers redesign their pricing plans to offer flat-fee data access, much as they did with voice calls.

Both South Wales and Dyfed-Powys Police have been called to fallen trees blocking roads.

On Friday, the cap for making phone calls is to fall to 39 cents, and to 15 cents for receiving.

And the thing I do remember is that Jean-Marie, as he was called, used to fall asleep!

His book is not so much about dying as about "the work of learning to live richly in the face of loss" -- work that he calls "learning to fall".

Participants who missed an interview month were prompted to during the call to report fall incidents in the prior month through anchoring questions, such as a holiday, birthday or a health care visit reported in the prior month.