Sentence examples for call upon his from inspiring English sources
32 By 1980, Bowie's legacy was sufficiently rich that he could call upon his followers for inspiration.
Mr. Gao telephoned his father-in-law as his plane left Urumqi, saying he would call upon his arrival in Beijing, they said.
"Tom will call upon his extensive experience in the areas of finance and risk as well as his broad industry background," UBS's chief executive, Oswald J. Grubel, said.
For example, he hopes to open a Manhattan restaurant and call upon his old connections to help him make it the next hip spot.
"It's good to start the year with a win," said United States Coach Bob Bradley, who elected not to call upon his European-based players.
The LTA would like to call upon his motivational skills in that role again before the Honda Challenge at the Albert Hall in December.
Hirohito had called upon his people to "endure the unendurable, bear the unbearable".
During his verbal ramblings, Rizzuto called upon his former broadcasting partner, Bill White, as his lifeline.
Gadafy has called upon his allies to "kill enemies" who dared to suggest reforming his Jamahiriya.
When Clement was called upon, his remarks were more pedestrian than significant.
