Sentence examples for calling to turn from inspiring English sources

For the ritual event this year, a new siren song will be calling to turn the red-carpet jewelry green.

"People who know that these people have warrants out for their arrest are calling to turn them in".

It was service in the German army, not the Austrian, that prepared him for his calling, to turn the Great War into the first world war by dint of starting a second.

Young women called to turn in their estranged boyfriends.

The next morning, I called to turn down the job.

"If a homeowner turns off the gas supply," he said, "a professional should be called to turn it back on".

He refused to take questions about Democrats' calls to turn over the case to an independent special counsel.

As People and Us Weekly put Ms. Gosselin on their covers week after week, Ms. Goldberg sometimes called to offer interviews, but more often, she called to turn down requests.

The relatively small numbers have sent jitters through some marginal constituencies, encouraged by tabloid alarm and opposition calls to "turn the boats back .But Ms Gillard's bid to sound tough on this does not ring entirely true.

Now, when the babysitter doesn't show, or the school calls to turn in the child with a fever he dropped off moments before, he's the guy who takes the fall.

She disparaged the idea that some politicians could "call to turn away people fleeing these horrors".