Sentence examples for called on viewers from inspiring English sources
Other works called on viewers to act.
In the recent fight over financial reform, he lent a megaphone to people who wanted an end to "too big to fail," and he called on viewers to lobby the Senators in his imaginary Bankster Party.
The US Federal Communications Commission website reported technical difficulties because of heavy traffic this week hours after comedian John Oliver called on viewers to share their thoughts with the agency about what he called "cable company fuckery".
The segment accused the reporter and Reuters of denigrating Iraq and its government-backed forces, and called on viewers to demand Parker be expelled.
The ads being investigated did not use those "magic words" -- words that explicitly called on viewers to "vote for" or "vote against" -- the court's interpretation would render the investigation void.
Olbermann called on viewers to not patronize businesses that show Fox News and to encourage their friends not to watch the channel -- "not so much a boycott here as a quarantine".
The advert ended by calling on viewers to text "No More" to receive advice on the common signs of abuse and steps they could take to help victims.
As Budjurova drove back to the office, she realized that she would have to drop Chubarov, the head of the Mejlis, who was likely to call on viewers to take part.
Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam released an ad calling on viewers to go online to compare his plan for economic growth, including bipartisan tax reform, with Republican rival Ed Gillespie's plan for a tax cut for the wealthy.
Invisible Children calls on viewers to contact policymakers to push for Kony's arrest and then volunteer in their own communities on 20 April in a day of action.
The same day, four satellite broadcasters in Los Angeles -- National Iranian TV (better known as NITV), Azadei, PARS TV and Channel One, which are all opposed to the government here -- began calling on viewers to join the students.
