Sentence examples for calling on you from inspiring English sources
Unless your leaders are calling on you to do nothing less, they're not leading one either.
Your coach might ask you to try one of the more popular exercises, the Wheel of Life, which will evaluate your existential balance by calling on you to rate your level of satisfaction, on a scale of one to ten, with relationships, career, personal growth, fun and enjoyment, money, and so on — each of which is represented on a pie chart that's divided into equal sections.
Your coach might ask you to try one of the more popular exercises, the Wheel of Life, which will evaluate your existential balance by calling on you to rate your level of satisfaction, on a scale of one to ten, with relationships, career, personal growth, fun and enjoyment, money, and so on each of which is represented on a pie chart that's divided into equal sections.
"I am calling on you to prevent these needless deaths".
But we are also calling on you, the reader, to get involved.
So we're calling on you for tips on how to survive long car journeys.
Getting these facilities to follow the law and clean up will require an engaged public, so we'll be calling on you--our supporters--many times between now and the end of 2012 to join us in advocating for strong rules.
If you do not pay attention and one of your teachers calls on you, how will you know the right answer?
