Sentence examples for called upon to bring from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, the United States has been called upon to bring both parties back to the table.
Q. Was it ever difficult when you were called upon to bring out the darker sides of your characters, or to come into conflict with one another?
No doubt during a brief confounded pre-war stint Bogart was called upon to bring to life the gracefully pressured Hemingway hero.
I had no idea why she'd felt called upon to bring this exalted volume of luggage, unless it was to store things on the ranch that were cluttering up our little house.
When this happens it is dedicated local folk in their rusting pick-up trucks with gun racks in the rear window that are called upon to bring them to safety.
Returning are the counter-tenor Lawrence Zazzo, an engaging, mellow sounding Caesar, and Varduhi Abrahamyan, who sings Cornelia, the widow of Caesar's rival Pompey, in a lean yet expressive mezzo-soprano but who is called upon to bring in a couple of palm trees on a pushcart for one expressive aria.
There's also a mysterious guy in the region who growers call upon to bring his collection of raptors to their plots when the pesky little birds aren't fooled or scared by the recordings.
In decades past, a transplant such as I might have been called upon to justify bringing up such an un-American event.
I was called upon regularly to bring to life some aspect of the previous night's TV for a friend of my mum's or sister's.
