Sentence examples for called not to from inspiring English sources
Even less excuse for porteños, as the city's residents are called, not to get on their bikes.
Reporters cornered tourists with questions about their dining experience, and the restaurant's regulars called, not to make an order, but to ask about the controversy.
So this Alumni Day, awardees Mellody Hobson '91 and Carol Quillen *91 carry symbolic import for the thousands of other accomplished alums who will never hear their names called, not to mention those in the financial services and higher-education industries in which they toil.
An article in U.S. Catholic asks: "Heaven: Will it be Boring?" The article answers no, for in heaven souls are called "not to eternal rest but to eternal activity — eternal social concern". Yet this answer only underlines the problem, since there is nothing to be concerned about in heaven.
At a monthlong residency at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in February, Mr. Bischoff, a German jeweler and goldsmith, designed a piece called "Not to Wait to Act if You Are Ready," which is based on a fresco by the 15th-century painter Piero della Francesca.
During a press conference this afternoon – one that the Pentagon called not to discuss Egypt, but rather modifications to its sexual assault prevention and response policy – I asked Hagel's spokesman, George Little, if al-Sisi's violation of the one thing Hagel has consistently asked him not to do had broken down the trust in their relationship.
Defying calls not to, North Korea launched a rocket that it said put a communications satellite into orbit.
Thousands of opposition supporters remain in Kiev's Independence Square, heeding opposition calls not to disperse.
Demonstrators heard calls not to recognise Mr Putin's re-election because of alleged widespread fraud.
I immediately called, not knowing what to expect.
