Sentence examples for called for celebration from inspiring English sources

Ivan Šimonović, UN assistant secretary general for human rights, said the outcome document called for celebration and action.

This stemmed mostly from the way the Sonics' move unfolded, starting with the ill-conceived news conference to announce the sale from Schultz to the group from Oklahoma City, the stage adorned with balloons, as if the moment called for celebration.

When I was in high school, in 1972, I bought the very first issue of a magazine called Ms. It changed my life; I stopped feeling like a lonely freak with my dog-eared copy of "Our Bodies, Ourselves," a book that called for celebration rather than shame at having a woman's body.

This called for celebration.

In his Heroes' Day speech, which dealt with a series of national issues, Mr Mugabe focused at one point on his election victory and called for celebrations.

"At this point in time, it is important to be hopeful and confident but not to call for celebration yet".

To get the most out of the film, watch it with friends; "Angels in America" calls for celebration.

And like any ritual, this one calls for celebration -- a series of tailgate parties, each more elaborate than the next.

B. B. King's 75th It's B. B. King's 75th birthday, which, of course, calls for celebration.

Playing On Reaching 75 would seem to call for celebration, and for James Moody the party will take the form of "Moody's Moods," a "Birthday Bash" arranged by Jazz at Lincoln Center.

So, although the principal relevance of On Liberty remains what it points towards as the way to organise ourselves politically, the insights of Mill into the ingredients of the good life for a non-religious person equally call for celebration by humanists in this anniversary year.