Sentence examples for called to a group from inspiring English sources

"Y'all, feel free to join in," Ms. Sekou called to a group of teenage boys.

"May the horse be with you," he called to a group of people.

A force spokeswoman said: "I can confirm that police and fire brigade were called to a group of students who were on the roof of the Dean's House on Friday evening.

There was even a touch of his grandfather: "What are you doing here, you slackers?" he called to a group of officer workers, but, lacking Prince Philip's strange ethereal charm, he did it without causing offence.

According to him, the event at the playground was an emergency meeting called to help a group member who had become homeless.

Speaking by conference call to a group of mayors gathered in Philadelphia recently, President Obama appealed to them to join together for a common purpose: reducing the violence affecting African American men and boys.

At this point France's aviation accident investigation authority, BEA, made a call to a group of statisticians in the US who had expertise in finding objects lost at sea.

A year and a half ago, when it was first announced that Abrams would work on a new "Trek" film, we put out calls to a group of fans to hear their response.

"Come on over and meet Senator Morahan," Allan Thompson, the village's mayor, called out to a group of men wandering down Main Street.

Soon, you are called to gather and enter as a group for the tour.

Phil Wills, a developer, is demonstrating an API which lets journalists call out to a group of experts (once they're in said system).