Sentence examples for called upon to sort from inspiring English sources

Recent history cannot be called upon to sort out the most likely patterns for a Democratic presidential primary; the last primary that mattered much here happened four decades ago.

Tony Blair has been called upon to help sort out a crisis that is threatening 1,700 jobs in a copper mine on the edge of a vast desert.

A New York City building inspector shows up, and Roberto's friend Cuco is called upon to translate, sort of.

But the prospect of billions of dollars' worth of cleanup bills landing on desks in the Pentagon and private industry has created a controversy that the National Academy of Sciences NASS) has been called upon to help sort out.

The Assembly, along with the Senate, are going to be called upon to cut all sorts of worthy programs.

A3: "At the end, we even resorted to communicating by certified mail, before I left!" D2: "We had to call upon lawyers to sort out the problem.

Poets, he says, are an odd sort who feel called upon to make up strange, lovely songs about death and the indefinite reprieve we are all in the process of travelling through.

They're a sort of Mary-less Peter, Paul and Mary, called upon to perform at a live-TV memorial show for their late record-label boss.

One day, Campbell took me on a quick tour of the sort that he has often been called upon to give since his appointment, and made a point of being as eclectic as time allowed.

-- expansive good will and infectious enthusiasms inspire affection in people of the sort who do not otherwise hesitate when called upon to snipe at their peers.

All the same, called upon to lend her talents to giving deprived uptown parks the same sort of artful treatment she's paid handsomely to produce downtown, Miller always finds a way to help.