Sentence examples for called upon to show from inspiring English sources

Once again, the rising actress is called upon to show her versatility.

Next, Colonel Berdan himself was called upon to show his skill.

"He wasn't called upon to show those skills during the campaign," Mr. Schrader said.

Child protection bosses were called upon to show "political and moral courage" to tackle child sexual abuse, in the wake of revelations about the extent of sexual exploitation occurring in Rotherham and elsewhere.

Courage of a cold and disciplined kind that few men have ever been called upon to show was rewarded by proof positive of what we could only suspect a week ago: that man, from this day on, can go wheresoever in the universe his mind wills and his ingenuity contrives.Where will he go next?

The topic this time is flight, and the works called upon to show composers' responses to (or depictions of) it include Weill's "Lindbergh Flight"; Samuel Barber's "Night Flight"; the fifth act of a recent collaboration between Philip Glass and Robert Wilson, "The White Raven"; and a premiere, Laurie Anderson's "Songs for A. E.," the dedicatee being Amelia Earhart.

Just a few days later, though, we're called upon to all show up in one physical place.

The delegation issued a joint press release that criticized the "unwarranted Israeli use of force" and called upon Iran to show restraint.

Amy Acker ("Person of Interest") plays a former ballerina called upon to save the show in the new holiday tale "A Nutcracker Christmas".

But I consider capturing everyday life, normal interactions and routines the most critical in showing what your hero is capable of when called upon to step into those shoes, to show growth from an average person to a worthy lead in a novel.

Now East, called upon to make a suit-preference signal to show where his entry lay, played his eight.