Sentence examples for common calling from inspiring English sources

Her years in power found a swing to conservatism among Caribbean politicians, with whom she found common calling.

Both situations demand a political response, not as a partisan exercise but as a common calling.

Her co-op was valued at $60,000; her occupation was listed as "none," the most common calling for the block's householders that year.

But officials made no mention of the common calling card of Mexico's drug gangs: a message left hanging on a street corner warning the police that they would meet the same fate as Mr. Santiago.

Constituted at Amsterdam in 1948, the conciliar body includes more than 300 churches Protestant, Anglican, and Orthodox which "confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures and therefore seek to fulfill together their common calling to the glory of the one God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit".

Local attractions include the Valley Gardens and the extensive common, called the Stray, permanently preserved from development by act of Parliament.

Our first day took us up across a common called the Begwns, where we trotted along wide turf tracks with views stretching in every direction.

Common called for a moment of silence and then awarded the hip-hop video award to Drake (who was absent).

The prime minister of such a government could put a motion before the Commons calling for a general election.

Now Lucas has written a book about her time in the Commons, called Honourable Friends?

Caution requires me to begin with what the Commons calls a personal statement.