Sentence examples for calling point from inspiring English sources

My final calling point is Sainsbury's off the Liverpool Road, in Angel, where shoppers are pushing past the ramshackle stall erected by Antonia Cox and her two helpers.

"The first calling point of the UK's negotiator immediately after Brexit will not be Brussels, it will be Berlin to strike a deal," Davis tweeted a month before the June 2016 referendum.

"The burden in places such as Newcastle, with its vibrant night-time economy and party culture, is particularly high; with ED [emergency department] staff noting that the RVI's convenient location, near to the city centre, makes it an easy calling point for people accessing Newcastle's bars and clubs," says the report.

Tunisia was Mr Hague's first calling point on the three-day, five-nation tour.

The IMPACT initiative is a leading light in the field, contributing eight of the 48 articles with generally strong design, methodological and statistical standards throughout; it should be a first calling point for researchers wishing to undertake a similar project.

Her work, she said, needs to concentrate on what she called "point construction".

DNA 'spelling mistakes' Acetaldehyde can cause errors in DNA called point mutations.

Shi et al. introduced a new method, called point source method, to design sub-wavelength surface plasmon devices.

A brutal new melodrama is called "Point Blank," and it is.

Stevens, a Hall of Fame jockey, emphatically called Point Given the best horse he had ever ridden.

Duty called, though, and he trapped his beautiful film criticism inside an utterly uninspired novel called "Point Omega".