Sentence examples for called on land from inspiring English sources

Following the report, David Bale, chairman of the Tayside Beaver Study Group, called on land owners affected by beavers to contact them.

State Rep. David Knecek (D-Dearborn Heights), an Iraq War veteran, also called on Land to apologize Thursday.

Developers built an entirely new city called Maricopa on land assembled from farmers.

If so, you might like something called On Vanishing Land, produced by British "sound artists and theorists" Mark Fisher and Justin Barton.

A year after he called on Americans to land on the moon, for example, Kennedy asked the Soviets, in private and in public, to join with the US and conquer space together.

A change in the way that Gallup called respondents on land lines may have been a contributing factor that led to its sample to be older and more Republican.

Calvert, a former high official in the government of King James I, asked the Privy Council for permission to build a colony, to be called Carolina, on land south of the Virginia settlements in modern-day North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

Plutarch's interest in animals and their minds surfaces in four essays: two called "On Eating Flesh," "Whether Land or Sea Animals Are More Intelligent" (a question that receives no clear answer), and "Gryllus" (also called "Do Animals Reason?").

It called on Sunnis to "purify the land of the two shrines from the atheist rafida," referring to Shias.

Acting as if Dodd-Frank is not already the law of the land, he called on President Obama to "come to the negotiating table".

It called on Sunnis to "purify the land of the two shrines from the atheist rafida," a derogatory term for Shiites.