Sentence examples for calling to become from inspiring English sources

The tale of a composer who turns his back on his calling to become an anti-Catholic secret agent for Thomas Cromwell called forth some of Maxwell Davies's most burningly intense music.

She said in an episode of "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" several years ago that, while on a humanitarian trip to Africa, she stared into the eyes of a child dying of AIDS and heard her calling to become ordained, which she achieved in 2011.

A slew of new smart phones, tablet computers, and even TVs with front-facing cameras were announced at last week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, opening the way for video calling to become the next big trend in communications.

He first felt the calling to become a priest at a football match as he explained in an interview with The Times in 2007.

Still, he says "one our theories is that you need a large established network of people who will be able to receive the calls" for VOIP calling to become popular.

Still, he says "one our theories is that you need a large established network of people who will be able to receive the calls" for VOIP calling to become popular.

Dear colleagues, It is with great respect that I have accepted the Board of Directors' call to become CEO of the UBS Group at this critical time.

He felt called to become a Baptist minister and worked for 35 years "teaching and preaching" at small churches in Missouri and Oklahoma until, worn out, he decided to try teaching alone.

Is this in line with who I sense I'm called to become?

He revealed that, early on, the team did not intend for the TheFacebook.com (as it was called) to become a business.

Are we called to become better?