Sentence examples for calling on her from inspiring English sources
It featured, what Americans call, a 'soccer mom' calling on her fellows to vote down a proposed environmental law.
In recent days, Mr. Bush has strongly defended Ms. Norton, calling on her opponents -- as well as those of John Ashcroft, his pick as attorney general -- to tone down their opposition to her nomination.
Jessica borrowed hers from an Allman Brothers song after she noticed that one of her college professors, daunted by the pronunciation of her Chinese name, avoided calling on her in class.
Now a black woman was at the helm of a new pop-cultural "nation," preaching liberation through music and dance, while calling on her audience to keep up the struggle".
She then experienced a vision from God calling on her to save Africa.
We are calling on her to run because we believe our country will be better off if she does".
It develops that the young man who has been calling on her is Bernt Balchen.
That experience was not lost on Simmons, who would soon be calling on her own art-world peers for contributions.
In response, he gave Ms. Quinn an ultimatum, calling on her to provide the rest of the applications by last Friday.
Indeed, devoted Marcos loyalists—some bearing banners proclaiming "Imelda, hope of the masses"—have taken to the streets calling on her to run for president.
The Oakes said Naomi was heartbroken at not being unable to watch Swift in concert and were calling on her to share the hashtag #teamnaomi on her Instagram.
