Sentence examples for call-out from from inspiring English sources
And he got a call-out from Mr. Chávez himself when the president addressed the conference.
I only hope that by writing this call-out from a midwife, I can inspire some public support for midwives and changes can be made so even more experienced staff don't leave.
Of the 1,385 who responded to the call-out – from all 50 states – one in five expressed discontent at the relative silence from candidates around a subject that they believed to be of supreme and epochal importance.
The ripples from Robert McCrum's 100 best novels column, which reached its end on Sunday, lapped up on Ireland's shores four days later when 27 writers responded to a call-out from the Irish Times for reactions.
Orchestrate a "call-out" from this zone to other communities (think Ice-Bucket Challenge) to emulate similar roadmap builds.
You can see it in action on this call-out from Jimmy Fallon, which also illustrates its best uses.
"See you on the ice, darling," she has been known to call out from her dressing room to an actor headed toward the stage.
"And so I would like to call out from above, from space, let us work towards peace and for a better life for all men".
The police officers pushed past her, stepping over maggots, and, when they went to the second floor, heard a man, later identified as Mr. Murphy, call out from behind a closed bedroom door.
The famously cacophonous birds now only call out from paintings such as these as a grim testament to the numerous species and habitats forever lost to the United States' rapacious expansion.
