Sentence examples for called on something from inspiring English sources

Asked what he thought that decision would be, Westgarth called on something he learned not at Princeton but as part of the N.H.L. Players AssociationN.H.L. Players Association

In modern America, where callout culture has become the norm, Gibson says they aren't afraid of being called on something that others might find hurtful or offensive.

In such a class, every student can expect to be called on to explain something.

Because I have to call on something that's not what I want to be at that moment.

Michelle explained how she also established a routine for calling on students, "something that I try to do in the first couple weeks is make sure I've called on everyone and in that first couple weeks it really sets the tone that when you come into class I'm going to engage with you.

And he will be called on for something more.

When Miceli went to 3-0 on Hinske, Torre called on Rivera, something he admitted he did not want to do so early.

Each week, for seven years, the dog was called on to do something new, Mr. Inn said.

He will probably be called on to make something happen in the second half.

The main difference is a play is not being called on every possession, something that took some getting used to.

We are all called on to do something about that and do it now so more people don't suffer.