Sentence examples for called upon by from inspiring English sources

I recall being called upon by a group of my leftish mates to go and march for the printers at Wapping.

The team work entirely on a voluntary basis, leaping to action on specialised rescue boats when they are called upon by local fishermen.

Douze and Rosa-Salas describe Mami Wata as being "called upon by those pursuing wealth, wisdom, emotional guidance, and sexual liberation.

At the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914, Mercer was amongst those immediately called upon by Hughes to establish and build a Canadian Expeditionary Force.

My expertise in handling large sums of money gets called upon by media outlets around the world every time the jackpot gets hot, and every time I do that, my four lottery-related books start selling again.

Although injuries have disrupted his international career, Wilshere has excelled whenever called upon by England.

I was here almost a year ago, called upon by a charity called War Child.

He acquired a reputation as a heavyweight operator called upon by Tony Blair to sort out troubled departments.

Although 80% of the gang's actions are on behalf of women, they are increasingly called upon by men.

But anonymous sources must be aware that they may be called upon by our judicial system to identify themselves.

And it was a great honor to be called upon by Sandra Banning, the mother in the case.