Sentence examples for demanded a call from inspiring English sources

But the charismatic candidate had proved a disappointment, oddly passive when the moment demanded a call to arms, and unable to impose his will on a Congress that regarded him as a soft and youthful touch.

Wanserski sent an e-mail to Pavlo, who was at the Four Seasons at Rancho Mirage, Calif., and demanded a call at 4 30 local time the following morning, Pavlo says.

Citing the apology that Mike Riley, head of the refereeing body, gave to Steve Clarke this week after a highly disputed Chelsea penalty against his West Bromwich team, Poyet went as far as to demand a call from Riley.

According to Joel Rauch M.D., Vietnam veteran Powell based the Doctrine that guided U.S. policy during the Cold War years on these three principles: (1) A sense of urgency: their threat to our national security, or action, demands a call to war.

You may demand a call to your parents before any adult does anything to you.

And there's no pitcher in the minors whose play is demanding a call-up.

They saluted him with a thunderous ovation and demanded a curtain call, something he had never experienced in Toronto, San Diego or Houston.

The crowd gave Ankiel a standing ovation and demanded a curtain call — as it did Thursday — after his first home run against the Dodgers.

The opening day crowd of 36,526 was short of a capacity of 40,950, but they demanded a curtain call from Ward after his grand slam.

The crowd of about 30,000 gave Sanders one standing ovation after another and demanded a curtain call after his second-inning homer.

He asked, "[who] at a Republican convention would vote 'no' on such a resolution?" He then demanded a roll call to identify the dissenters.