Sentence examples for calling on each from inspiring English sources

Today the president went one by one around a conference table calling on each exile to tell a story that illustrated an aspect of Mr. Hussein's government.

On the contrary, it is calling on each individual to recognise his or her uniqueness and as a result to make a distinctive contribution in life.

As Ms. Barham moved from the blackboard to the overhead projector and back again to the front of the laboratory she handled students' questions about everything from where oxygen came from to when this world's sun would end, calling on each student by name and asking questions to help students review not only for the test, but also for the Earth Science Regents exam.

They're coming together often to share and reflect, and calling on each other for support along the way.

That is why I am calling on each and every candidate for California Attorney General -- Democratic and Republican -- to denounce this effort by Big Oil to slash through our state's environmental protections for their own corporate gain.

When he rose to the surface, "a most awful and heart-rending scene presented itself to my view over two hundred men, women and children struggling together amidst pieces of wreck of every kind, calling on each other for help, and imploring God to assist them.

With the country's international credibility at stake, he called on "each and every Greek" to participate in the rebuilding of the country.

The opposition are given no respite, the captain able to call on each and every one on demand in the knowledge that no one is to be hidden away.

On Nov. 20, the members of GFC Education will call on each and every one of their supporters to sign the #UpForSchool petition and take action against education injustice.

The United States has called on each side to exercise restraint.

Ms. Shaw asked whether Ms. Lord planned to call on each prospect personally.