Sentence examples for calling on a from inspiring English sources

She could do this by calling on a clear and compelling hero for action.

Spoleto Festival U.S.A. is calling on a former general manager to help sort out the event's finances.

A group of N.B.A. players' calling on a bunch of relay swimmers is equivalent to Obama's dropping by a state assemblyman's home.

Later, when a Reuters reporter asked a tough question about Russia, Spicer answered tersely and then Goyaled, calling on a reporter from a libertarian blog via Skype.

To deal with the emotional flood that can come after a traumatic event, he suggested taking a brief timeout or calling on a friend or colleague to go for a walk.

In short, sales organizations would invest ample time and effort to ensure a rep was 100% ready before calling on a buyer.

In his first prime-time news conference, the president made waves by calling on a reporter from the online-only news outfit Huffington Post to ask a question.

Then I cut him off by quickly calling on a raised hand in one of the front rows.

"If you see it, even if it's one player, leave the stadium," Trump said, calling on a boycott of a major American industry.

On one tape from that year, Ball started her day by calling on a boy known to the researchers as Sean.

Conference calling on a campus phone allows group audio conversations.