Sentence examples for calls to enter from inspiring English sources

Vice-President Joe Biden on Saturday left the seclusion of the Delaware home where he has been weighing a presidential run, to meet Elizabeth Warren – another influential Democrat who has faced calls to enter the 2016 race.

But he was also a well-read and thoughtful man, who, upon his retirement, sensibly resisted calls to enter politics and spent much of his time raising money for good causes.

Hedberg got the call to enter the game a few minutes into the first intermission.

That attack propelled much of the previously isolationist American population to support President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his call to enter World War II.

"After having read and studied so many biographies of the beatified and canonized, our revered brother is now called to enter their abode through the door of the just," the pope said.

Maybe it was an inner call to enter a career, a sudden inexplicable attraction to the person you were destined to marry, or simply a strong impulse to contact a good friend you haven't seen for years.

This is a story of a holiday different from our expectations, when we are called to enter into the difference with as much crazy grace as we can muster.

Similarly, we arbitrarily closed the data entry 21 days after the second reminder (telephone), because the profile of data entries showed that many participants would take up to 3 weeks after a phone call to enter data into the website.

This includes both new calls trying to enter and finding the cell capacity already fully used, as well as nodes that change to a lower data rate in the middle of a call causing a decrease on the total cell capacity.

Because of this, it calls us to enter into that dispute ourselves as we read.

To control the camera, you use a small remote control to zoom in or pan during a call, or to enter text on the screen.