Sentence examples for called upon to pick from inspiring English sources
They should not be called upon to pick up the tab".
Will the taxpayer be called upon to pick up the bill?
The character Paul Ryan would be heard in "Presumptive" longing for Trump's defeat, and seen working for it in secret, in the hope of being called upon to "pick up the pieces" after November.
But it is also possible that he envisages a time, not too far ahead, when someone will be called upon to pick up the pieces.Another group whose behaviour Mr Brown cannot predict are those Labour MPs who have got into the habit of rebelling against Mr Blair.
My father is the grandparent living closest to us and most called upon to pick up my son from school.
Some say that a sportsman should always be available when called upon to represent his country, but Murray is far from alone in picking and choosing when to play Davis Cup tennis.
Germans are angry about having to pick up the bill for bailouts of other countries, which is one reason the German government felt called upon to insist on that "strict framework".
The irony is, years ago, Coll did a bit of housecleaning for a neighbor, partly to pick up a little extra spending money, partly as research into the lives of working-class characters she might be called upon to play.
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.
The public kudos went to his successor, John Harvey-Jones, picked in 1982 as an agent of change after a board decision so tight that Hodgson, against previous ICI practice, had been called upon to take conclusive soundings.
