Sentence examples for calling on that from inspiring English sources

Steam From a Bubbling Caldron: A Hartford insurance agent warned a man he was calling on that someone might fall on his premises and sue for damages, fell and fractured two ribs, and sold a policy immediately.

The New Yorker, January 4 , 1947P. 19 Steam From a Bubbling Caldron: A Hartford insurance agent warned a man he was calling on that someone might fall on his premises and sue for damages, fell and fractured two ribs, and sold a policy immediately.

This week students at Harvard are calling on that university to follow suit.

"We are calling on that government to detail how consumers can get their money back and produce a facility on their website to aide consumers," he said.

"As a squad we have a huge amount of experience in this tournament and we will be calling on that this weekend.

An Italian-American who was born and raised on 28th Street, he attended the parish school run by the Carmelites, found his religious calling on that street, and fully expected to live out his years there.

We have got a lot of other players to call on, that's for sure.

No penalty was called on that play, either.

A diplomat can legitimately call on that concept as their main job.

Merkel seemed to relax as the moderator called on that boy for the next question.

"I think I've been called on that a few times in my career.