Sentence examples for called on to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

In one of TV's most rigidly formatted series, Schultz paradoxically is called on to demonstrate unusual versatility in providing comic relief for the action-adventure show to balance the heavy doses of gunfire, car crashes and fist fights.

In the film, his metaphoric season begins with him being called on to demonstrate his style for Gong Baosen (Wang Qingxiang), a grandmaster visiting from the Japanese-controlled north.

Lights, cameras and computers will be powered from renewable energy sources, and the building will contain the world's largest L-shaped studio with enough room for four tennis courts, should newly recruited tennis commentator Martina Navratilova be called on to demonstrate the speed at which she can still serve an ace.

Tarrare was called on by Beauharnais to demonstrate his abilities before a gathering of the commanders of the Army of the Rhine.

Yıldırım said 15 July would become a day to celebrate democracy and called on citizens to demonstrate on Saturday evening in town squares, filling public spaces with the Turkish flag.

Both the opposition and the government have called on supporters to demonstrate in central Caracas on Tuesday as the 167 members of the national assembly are sworn in, heightening tensions in the Venezuelan capital.

Kevin Sinfield has called on England to demonstrate their changing mentality and complete a whitewash victory over New Zealand on Sunday as the prospect of a revived Ashes series against Australia appears increasingly likely.

Andrew Tyrie, who chairs the Treasury select committee of MPs, has called on bankers to demonstrate that the industry was becoming too risk averse.

A German finance ministry spokesman said it was too late to "repackage" last month's proposals and called on Tsipras to demonstrate greater commitment to an agreement by pushing reformist legislation through the Greek parliament immediately.

During Morsi's year in office, as he made dangerous enemies of key institutions, he periodically called on supporters to demonstrate in the streets, as if this would give him the legitimacy to continue.

He spoke after David Cameron called on Europe to demonstrate to Russia that it will suffer economic and financial consequences for "many years to come" if it does not stop destabilising Ukraine.