Sentence examples for calling calling for from inspiring English sources

Campaigners and MPs are calling calling for a 20 per cent tax on sugar to tackle obesity - but it's not enough according to Chris Askew, the Chief Executive of Diabetes UK.

These sorts of issues are why a team from the Oxford Martin school at Oxford University is now calling calling for regulation of the commercially sold devices.

Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling, calling for the Church to welcome back Christians.

Students and opposition groups, inspired by the revolt in Tunisia, have staged several days of protests calling called for Mr. Saleh's removal.

Speaking at a news conference in Paris after meeting key Arab foreign ministers, secretary of state John Kerry said they were leaning towards supporting a G20 statement calling called for a strong international response to the attack.

The official New China News Agency reported on Sunday that China's State Council, as the cabinet is called, called for strict curbs on new construction after a meeting on Friday led by Wen Jiabao, China's prime minister.

Waves of up to 10 metres reportedly threatened to cut off Portland in Dorset, while people in Portsmouth have been receiving hoax calls calling for them to evacuate their homes amid flooding fears, Hampshire police said.

In their report, Wolfe and colleagues from the National Children's Bureau called call for an end to the welfare cap in the UK.

By 1995, RISC had been overtaken in design circles by an approach called called V.L.I.W., for Very Long Instruction Word.

They were crying calling for help … calling for [their] mums".

I keep calling out for Amoroso and Rodrigues, calling and calling for two minutes straight.