Sentence examples for calls on anything from inspiring English sources
"We've had an increase in calls on anything from feelings of depression or stress to refinancing mortgages, handling adolescents and dealing with bankruptcy".
Whenever she has to express a feeling — rage, joy, desolation — she shouts, as though afraid to call on anything internal to make the scene work.
Dr. Maher Hathout, senior adviser of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, an organization based in Los Angeles that seeks to explain Islam to the wider American population, said the Koran permitted "anyone to call on God for anything".
Uber's investors "were so worried about jeopardizing what looked like it was going to be the second biggest payday in the history of venture capital, they weren't willing to call bullshit on anything," says this person.
Until then, it's up to her to elbow her way into boutiques and showrooms all over the city and "call dibs" on anything that Scarlett might like.
The Japanese government believes the economy has hit bottom, but any such recovery will remain fragile unless Japanese consumers are confident enough to start spending again.In public, the prime minister's entourage was quick to point out that the White House was not actually calling on Japan to do anything more than it had already.
The child then gets matched up to a designated biker who is on call for anything from mood-boosting bike rides to moral support during legal proceedings.
Schwab & Co. juggles 600,000 phone calls a day, on anything from placing trades to changing an account password.
In this atmosphere, scores of public figures have rushed to call for bans on anything that smacks of Westernization or of moral impropriety — terms that are seen, in many quarters, as virtually synonymous.
"As far as I know -- and I've only been here four years -- I never believed that you could do a quorum call or vote on anything if you weren't in the Senate," said Senator Garry J. Furnari.
