Sentence examples for constituents called from inspiring English sources

Mainly, he loved ambling through the neighborhoods that he and his constituents called home.

I worked as a district representative at his office and I worked primarily on housing issues that constituents called in about.

The smallest pronounceable segment of speech is a syllable, but a syllable may be analyzed into the distinctive underlying constituents called phonemes.

Tyson welcomed the audience on a 13.8-billion-year journey to discover the "invisible cosmic constituents called dark matter and dark energy".

Constituents called to say that the incident, first reported in The Detroit News, was the best thing they had heard since Sept. 11 about airport security.

Mr. Christie, who has pledged to not raise taxes on his constituents, called for the agency to use part of its budget for New Jersey road and highway repairs, which are traditionally financed by the state.

Just let constituents call his weekly radio program on WABC — the one called "Live From City Hall..

He is listed in the phone book, and his constituents call him at home.

"The vast majority of her constituents call her Kirsten — it's very homey," said the aide.

One House member, who typically has three or four thousand constituents call in to his telephone town halls, found himself joined at his latest one by eleven thousand constituents.

If enough MPs receive messages from constituents calling on parliament to make this simple and uncontroversial change forthwith, there's an outside chance that a sickening injustice will at long last be ended.