Sentence examples for calling toward from inspiring English sources

"We should be doing so much more to be condemning hatred and to be calling toward life and live and unity in our country".

After the Islamic revolution, Mrs. Balassanian began concentrating her art on cultural, political and social suppression, and she felt a natural calling toward Armenia.

Rehm writes honestly about their 50-year relationship, which the two had earlier discussed in a book called Toward Commitment: A Dialogue about Marriage.

In 1950, when the distance between the parties was smaller than it had been before or has been since — and voters had a hard time figuring out which party was conservative and which liberal — the American Political Science Association's Committee on Political Parties issued a report called "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System".

The president wooed corporate executives this week with a Wall Street Journal editorial called "Toward a 21st Century Regulatory System".

The council released a study on Monday called "Toward a Post-American Europe," based on wide-ranging interviews and research conducted in the 27 EU member states.

Shortly after her election as president of the union, Eva Duarte began a daily program called Toward a Better Future, which dramatized in soap opera form the accomplishments of Juan Perón.

In fact, the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation EDCC) released a report called Toward a More Competitive Colorado, saying we are in danger of losing our edge in economic competitiveness, partially because of our funding for higher education and infrastructure.

See you tomorrow," the bartender called toward the door as it closed.

I cupped my hand over the receiver and called toward Miss J, who was making steady progress through the pile of bananas.

"I haven't done it a lot," she said, "and at this point in my life, I'm really called toward it, the softer, romantic side of things".