Sentence examples for calls to express from inspiring English sources

Eugene Jarecki, director of one of the Storyville films in contest (The House I Live In), calls to express anxiety.

The sons would like to make Happy Father's Day calls to express their affection, but they are barred by federal rules from telephoning inmates in other prisons.

The study, led by Dr Livio Favaro, found that adult penguins produce distinctive short calls to express their isolation from groups or their mates, known as "contact" calls, or to show aggression during fights or confrontations, known as "agonistic" calls.

The congress was called to express the resentment of Arabs at Western meddling in Arab affairs.

Osborne had called to express regret over how events had evolved.

Ms. Habib said Prime Minister Marouf al-Bakhit called to express his concern over what happened.

On Thursday, the Mets' head trainer, Ray Ramirez, called to express concern.

This hasn't stopped some among their more than 100 guests from calling to express concern.

Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte called to express dismay at how their Texas buddy, who has fallen in love with New Jersey, was treated.

One reader called to express his frustration with an otherwise excellent sports article about the problems with replacement NFL referees.

Mr. Murdoch wrote in an e-mail to would-be participants that many executives had called to express "reluctance to travel during such an uncertain time".