Sentence examples for come called on from inspiring English sources

In Slaviansk, protesters – who woke on Monday anticipating an "anti-terrorist" operation involving the Ukrainian army that has not yet come – called on the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to help them while Ukraine's acting president, Oleksandr Turchynov, asked for the deployment of UN peacekeepers.

The outside world now comes calling on Iran.

Instead, the deputy Pentagon post went to Paul D. Wolfowitz, a former Defense Department official, and General Powell came calling on his friend again.

Hollywood has already come calling on Mee.

The stork could come calling on heterosexual couples without invitation, and when it did, marriage helped ensure that the surprised progenitors would stay around to raise the children.

So it should not be a surprise that Ralph Nader, the Green Party nominee, plans to come calling on Mr. Ventura on Friday.

It was also a poor start for their stand-in coach, Rob Howley, who now has to pull his side together before Samoa come calling on Friday.

But the suburbanites who have come calling on his firm haven't played into the Ozzie and Harriet stereotype befitting an Eisenhower era, marshmallow-salad neighborhood.

In the past few weeks, a number of "Blue Dog" southern Democrats have come calling on the former commander of NATO at his Little Rock home with the same idea.

It's a good thing that colleges and universities are awash in money because they'll need it when plaintiffs' lawyers come calling on behalf of former players who are suffering from Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and a host of other chronic diseases that have been indisputably linked to the sport that so many Americans pay so much to watch.

Chances are that companies will come calling on Bryant again, particularly if he plays at a high level and continues to lead his team far in the playoffs.