Sentence examples for called on to repeat from inspiring English sources

It might well be called on to repeat that performance soon.

In the rousing ballad "Eileen Oge," he let rip, so confidently and thrillingly that he was called on to repeat the last verse.

Seventy-two households remain in hotels and the government was called on to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and to rebuild trust with Grenfell survivors and the community at large.

Now supporters groups and local paper The Chronicle are calling on fans to repeat the tribute at every Newcastle game this season.

It was as if I had no other behavioral model to call on, so I repeated the only one I knew, despite my desire to do otherwise.

She called on the government to repeat Labour's tax on bank bonuses.

Mr. Balls, the Labour Party spokesman, has called on Mr. Osborne to repeat last year's £3.5 billion tax ($5.6 billion) on bank bonuses.

We have proposed bringing forward infrastructure investment and have called on the government to repeat the bankers bonus tax to fund tens of thousands of affordable homes.

According to the Evangelist Luke, Jesus called on his followers to repeat the ceremony in his memory, and it is clear that the earliest Christians regularly enacted it.

Constant team changes and the opening 5-1 Champions lossue loss to Real Madrid are among the causes of discontent but Sousa had called on his players to repeat their performance at the Bernabéu, insisting another display containing 50% possession and 16 shots would "give us a great chance of winning this match".

She called on Ms Sturgeon to repeat her assertion that last year's referendum - in which 55% of voters in Scotland rejected independence - was a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity".