Sentence examples for calling for grace from inspiring English sources

Early in the morning, the manager knocked on the dormitory door, calling for Grace.

Thanksgiving is the only secular holiday meal that calls for grace rather than toasts and clinking glasses.

Andrew Porter, who wrote brilliantly on music for this magazine from 1972 to 1992, said of the title role of Bellini's "Norma": "It calls for power; grace in slow cantilena; pure, fluent coloratura; stamina; tones both tender and violent; force and intensity of verbal declamation; and a commanding stage presence".

But since the bill calls for a grace period of six months to "transition" the program so the phone companies remain the repositories of metadata they generate, the dragnet is now set to relaunch just to be shut down again in December.

By Alex Ross July 12 , 2010Andrew Porter, who wrote brilliantly on music for this magazine from 1972 to 1992, said of the title role of Bellini's "Norma": "It calls for power; grace in slow cantilena; pure, fluent coloratura; stamina; tones both tender and violent; force and intensity of verbal declamation; and a commanding stage presence".

I am thankful for the Browns, for their courage to respond to this decision with dignity and grace, calling for people to focus their energy on fighting injustice instead of fighting each other.

Even saying thanks for the changing of seasons can be an appropriate call for grace.

Tantamount to calling for insurrection against democracy, the only saving grace of her extraordinary late-night eruption of bad temper was its futility.

Mr Abhisit deserves credit for calling for elections and for accepting defeat with good grace.

As of Thursday morning, some Democrats have said the "grace period" is over and are calling for a scorched earth campaign against Trump.

But the "Grace and Frankie" star isn't calling for it on the U.S.-Mexico border.