Sentence examples for calling to join from inspiring English sources

But he had a sheltered upbringing, and given the era he grew up in, he interpreted his disinterest as a calling to join the priesthood, like many young men who felt similarly.

I really felt that it was my calling to join that scene and that I would be better accepted by the other kids who were like that if I was like that too.

Raghavan's two sons-Sriram Nadathur, 37, and Anand Nadathur, 35-both left their careers in the U.S. (Sriram in 2003, Anand in 2000) at their father's calling, to join Nadathur Investments.

The number to call to join or for further information is (888) 467-0404.

Others are hoping that they might be among the lucky few called to join the new president's government.

Investigators from Britain, the airplane's country of manufacture, were called to join the investigation, along with the propeller maker and others.

In Christianity, we are called to join God in the work of healing the sick, feeding the hungry, bringing life to the dead.

Although he expected his departure would disperse the council, the members of which he called to join him under the protection of Frederick IV, Duke of Austria, it continued to operate where they were.

Most scientists who are situated in a college or university are engaged in undergraduate teaching, either in classrooms or laboratories, and as such are continually called to join in undergraduate science education reform.

The call to join Magnum never came.

The priest says he never heard a call to join the priesthood.