Sentence examples for called for a bit from inspiring English sources

Taleb remembers a panel that they both appeared on in 2004 where Shiller called for a bit of a middle ground, and then says, "But I wasn't crazy!

The shareholder called for "a bit more sackcloth and ashes in this board" given Granada's battered share price and £164m loss for the last financial year.

In the meantime, he called for a bit of common sense in situations like the one that toppled Hoogerland, a 28-year-old rider from the Netherlands, and Flecha, a 33-year-old Spaniard.

Nick Griffin's home address has been shared on Facebook less than a week after the BNP leader tweeted the address of a gay couple at the centre of a landmark discrimination trial and called for "a bit of drama" outside their home.

"It called for a bit of mental strength, I suppose.

And there are tickets to try to sell; in these times, that calls for a bit of innovation.

To the horror of the redder of his Green colleagues, especially in France, he now casts himself as a pro-market pragmatist, even calling for a bit of "order" in society.

The fact that it was too close to call for a bit is not a good sign for Mr McCain.7 37: Joe Scarborough makes the fair point that Mr Obama, if elected, will be "a free agent -- he doesn't owe Wagent -- he he doesn't owe K Street".

Having been given a speaking voice to help young Martha (Ronit Aranoff) learn an important lesson about emotions and the dangers of materialism, Mingus, quite rightly, hardly feels he should have to give up this voice once the job is done, even if this calls for a bit of sabotage.

Playing games with it calls for a bit of space; Rift recommends at least a 5-by-5 box.

That question calls for a bit of discussion.