Sentence examples for calling out of the from inspiring English sources

The countryside and town, then also suffering the ravages of a yellow fever epidemic, rallied in response to Governor Johnson's calling out of the militia.

As I was reading the media coverage of his speech, I was especially focused on the President's calling out of the distortions and clear falsehoods that have become, somehow, involved in the debate.

The supposedly straightforward reporting of 'rough sex' and the calling out of the name of an ex-boyfriend suggests an underlying social prejudice.

The naval moves, the shunning of all negotiations on neutrality, the army mobilisation, and the calling out of the Naval Reserve, were all decisions taken by the Asquith clique – between meetings of the Cabinet.

Consumers should also be concerned, he said, about sales agents calling out of the blue as well as advertisements or Internet postings promoting commodities, exotic financial products or antiterrorist technologies.

What is not in dispute is that the killing sparked waves of protest, rioting, heavy-handed policing, the imposition of curfews, the calling out of the National Guard, and, at times, images that made Ferguson look more like a suburb of Baghdad.

Still, she said, Mr. Pataki called "out of the blue" and spoke to her husband, Ricky, for several minutes.

The Allman Brothers play loud, and he's kept his hearing by staying stage right, which he calls "out of the line of fire".

He focused on what he calls "out of the blue autism," which occurs with no family history, recruiting 209 families with autistic children.

The subject called out of him an unprecedented degree of urgency and eloquence.

He followed up with slightly milder tweets calling out several of the faction's members.