Sentence examples for calling overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources

During five years in government and with a big majority in Parliament, Mr. Blair, unnerved by a vocal pro-hunting lobby, has failed to act on four parliamentary votes calling overwhelmingly for fox hunting to be banned.

To eliminate what the Road Runners called "overwhelmingly the No. 1 complaint of our runners for years," the bag drop was scrapped.

Indeed, a report last Wednesday by Vulture.com that a new show featuring Mr. Fox was in the works led to what one NBC executive called an "overwhelmingly positive" reaction among the television-watching public.

He praised the poll as a step towards "strengthening democracy" - monitors from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe called it "overwhelmingly distorted".

GameSpy hailed it as "probably the best Metal Gear Solid game yet", and Eurogamer called it "overwhelmingly superior to MGS2 Sonss of Liberty" in their review.

The activists flooding congressional offices with those calls are overwhelmingly female, according to a survey conducted by Democratic pollsters Lake Research Partners and shared with HuffPost.

Bill Frist may say, "Call me Dr.," but readers overwhelmingly called him a consummate politician, noting that his interest in power was bred in the bone.

As he spoke, Sadrist mosque loudspeakers in Sadr City were calling upon the overwhelmingly Shiite district's population to fight United States forces.

The black candidates interviewed overwhelmingly called the racist narrative a news media fiction.

"I'd say my phone calls ran very overwhelmingly against me".

He had Reebok make a jersey in each blue, and in a November conference call, team executives overwhelmingly concurred.