Sentence examples for calling by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mortillaro found his calling by accident.

By October, those in the stands may well be calling, by habit, for the heads of hypocrites, betrayers, and latecomers.

"People started calling, 'By blood and soul we sacrifice for you, Saddam Hussein,' " said one witness, Hamad Ali.

But she steadfastly refused to betray her calling by singing blues, jazz or any other secular idiom.

Consequently, the company is trying to push the capabilities of Internet calling by developing new products, notably the V-Phone.

Pollick, 47, came upon this calling by accident.

Perhaps the kid's comment counts as a clever piece of bluff-calling by the film-makers.

The lowest point after O'Reilly's return saw the presenter subjected to what she calls "playground name-calling" by a colleague.

Some firms use improper cold-calling, by phone or text, to drum up clients.

Despite the name-calling by those who wanted to preserve quota privileges, and despite their huge war chest, Prop.

We've all been on the receiving end of name-calling by insensitive childhood classmates.