Sentence examples for called to join from inspiring English sources
Others are hoping that they might be among the lucky few called to join the new president's government.
Investigators from Britain, the airplane's country of manufacture, were called to join the investigation, along with the propeller maker and others.
The newspaper was forced to publish this short bulletin rather than the normal paper because the print unions had been called to join the General Strike, begun at one minute to midnight on 3 May.
They became Troops A and B, and in 1916 were called to join other National Guard units for garrison duty on the Mexican border after Gen. Francisco (Pancho) Villa attacked a town in New Mexico.
In Christianity, we are called to join God in the work of healing the sick, feeding the hungry, bringing life to the dead.
Although he expected his departure would disperse the council, the members of which he called to join him under the protection of Frederick IV, Duke of Austria, it continued to operate where they were.
The number to call to join or for further information is (888) 467-0404.
The priest says he never heard a call to join the priesthood.
But there is no draft, no call to join up or even to sacrifice very much.
Hopefully, synagogues, Jewish religious institutions and schools will follow this call to join the campaign.
