Sentence examples for calling to take from inspiring English sources

There's a van calling to take them to the auction room, and this morning an expert is coming to look at the collection and price it.

When we can identify with that person, we feel a calling to take action.

Each of us has a calling to take inspired action to heal the wounds within ourselves and the fractured and fragmented places around us.

"Resa," it seems, is the story of Philip Victor Ortadoo), a young artist who is being forced to marry Mariah (Selina Smith), which means he'll have to give up his true, creative calling to take some ordinary job to support his wife.

We used the SeqMule pipeline for variant calling, to take '2 out of 3' consensus calls from three variant calling algorithms, in a way similar to what the 1000 Genomes Project has been implementing in their variant calling procedure.

"They call to take my order and we chat.

By 28 September he was so ill that an ambulance was called to take him back.

A body is pulled from the water and Mads is called to take a look.

"I no longer imagine the transporter being called to take her to the morgue after we left the ICU.

As for himself, Mr Speight has previously declined his supporters' call to take a job in the new government.

An ambulance was called to take the unconscious Mr. Reeb to Birmingham, but the ambulance blew a tire outside Selma.