Sentence examples for called on the thousands from inspiring English sources
Many have boasted that their encampment was a rare example of community spirit here, and after Mr. Mubarak's resignation the organizers called on the thousands who protested here to return once again on Saturday morning to help clean it up.
The screenshot has since been removed by Facebook - but Singh has called on the thousands who supported her to keep spreading the message.
The former Team Sky coach Shane Sutton, who claimed Wiggins had crossed an ethical line with his use of triamcinolone, called on the five-times Olympic champion and the former Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman to come forward with more details.
Rhodes is calling on the tens of thousands of members of his far-right militia group to work unpaid, rotating shifts at schools at all levels, including colleges.
Firefighters were called to the seven-storey building on Queen's Promenade at about 10 30 GMT.
Emergency crews were called to the two-vehicle crash on the northbound carriageway, near Northallerton, at about 11 50 BST.
The 1970 law called on the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate hundreds of dangerous chemicals such as benzene and butadiene.
He called on the government to have an 11th-hour change on the vote, and downgrade it to a one-line whip.
Hamilton wasn't able to call on the Goldsmith millions to fund his libel case against Mohamed Fayed.
"They called me on the 19th, and I am going to show up.
She called me on the 25th to say that she was sick with a stomach flu.
