Sentence examples for center calling from inspiring English sources

In the center, calling out commands, is the farm's founder and executive director, Susie Bjorklund.

Some residents have criticized his center, calling it unofficial and accusing him of profiting on the blood of their ancestors.

The Carter Center, calling Mr. Tubman's claims "unsubstantiated," said the election was "well-administered," and it criticized Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf's opponents for spoiling the vote.

The week before I visited Fort Chip, there was a rally at the local community center, calling for a moratorium on new projects.

You can see it in his unusual stance as he crouches under center, calling the signals against a backdrop of cicada song during an August morning practice at the Tennessee Titans' training camp just north of Nashville.

In the spring of 1975, the chairman of the State Senate Labor Committee held a news conference in front of the trade center, calling the potential for a high-rise office-building disaster "stupefying beyond description" and charging that fire posed a "clear and potential danger" to the tens of thousands of people taking up residence in the World Trade Center.

No one from the center called.

The center called that size "unsustainable".

(Ellie Lee, the director of the parenting-culture center, calls this the "new phrenology").

The center called the apology "a significant victory for free speech".

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