Sentence examples for continually called upon to from inspiring English sources

Throughout the escalating action, Sweet is continually called upon to make big decisions with enormous consequences, pitting her Christian ethics against her civic duties, in an effort to do the right thing.

But if Muslims are continually called upon to apologize, a defensiveness will set in that will distract from the questions we need to ask to move beyond Sept. 11 and reclaim the stage from the maniacs who want to take over the mosques.

But the sovereign fund has been continually called upon to assist domestic state-owned firms.

In their visits ashore, the travelers are continually called upon to treat illness; most of it, infections.

"As the campaign progressed," Morgan later wrote, "it became more difficult for us British at SHAEF to provide explanation, as we were continually called upon to do, for the attitude and behaviour of the British authorities as exemplified by their chosen representative in the field".

Wollaston, especially, became famous for his ability to analyze small quantities of substances, and he was continually called upon by mineralogists to determine the chemical components of new minerals.

And speaking of role models, in addition to continually being called upon to voice Ariel, Benson is also now the official voice of Barbie.

I never expected to be called upon to play.

And who would be called upon to serve?

Utilitarian, never just there, called upon to serve.

And now we're called upon to do it again!