Sentence examples for called upon to offer from inspiring English sources

Why on earth shouldn't a food writer be called upon to offer his opinion?

So offended are they by the Hitler remark that Mr. David is later called upon to offer an apology.

But they are also called upon to offer prayers at mandatory functions, like changes of command, banquets and speeches.

In absentia he has found opportunism, peace, and the safe distance to critique his rivals without being called upon to offer finite, alternative solutions.

Mr. Eisner said that the magazine, to be published by US Weekly L.L.C., would be called upon to offer its content on ABC programs.

This Ophelia scatters medication as opposed to herbs when called upon to offer rosemary for remembrance, and her mad scene comes accompanied by original music from the English singer-songwriter PJ Harvey that raises the production's sense of adventure.

"Our bishop called upon us to offer radical hospitality, and we want to reflect both our history and the change," said the Rev. John M. Blanchard Jr., 65, the pastor at Ebenezer.

If it doesn't, countries will be called upon to submit a new offer, with the process continuing until the target has been divvied out and catered for.

The authors call upon institutions to offer better child care options, flexible working hours, and job opportunities for dual-career couples.

Music therapists are frequently called upon to produce 'evidence' that the services they offer are 'effective'effective

But the stylist, called upon to source the finest the towelling revival had to offer, could find only a solitary terrycloth short-sleeved shirt: evidence, perhaps, that the revival isn't happening.