Sentence examples for describes calling on from inspiring English sources

In his diaries, he describes calling on Prime Minister Tony Blair to inform him in advance of his intention to quit: "Blair said: 'Going is the most difficult thing to do in politics.

The Post describes calling and emailing Broadwell for comment on the Sunday story.

I would lose myself in a sybaritic rapture, the clock on my screen racing toward morning as I played a bait-and-switch game with my senses, taking in words that describe smells by calling on images, textures, music.

The expatriate proudly described his efforts to call on leading clients in the region and explained that he was looking forward to having another expatriate take his place.

Zhuk described calls for an anti-Kiev referendum on 11 May as completely absurd, saying: "There is no legal basis for it".

He stressed: "The big majority are peaceful". Zhuk described calls for an anti-Kiev referendum on 11 May as completely absurd, saying: "There is no legal basis for it". He is one of three representatives in the 75-seat city assembly for the Europe party.

I described the Chevy, calling on a quarter century of hardware-hawking experience to paint an idealized picture, devoid of hard sell.

Last month, I described an innovative energy financing proposal called on-bill repayment (OBR), which would eliminate the upfront cost of energy improvements.

But the lead story on its front page on Saturday described calls by democracy advocates in the legislature that Mr. Snowden not be sent back to the United States, and it discussed the planned demonstration, too.

Republican presidential candidates moved quickly to condemn their party's frontrunner, with Jeb Bush describing Trump as "unhinged" and Lindsey Graham calling on everyone seeking the presidency to denounce the plan.

Virgin's Payson was more upset by what he described as a lack of transparency, calling on Facebook to follow Twitter's lead and give companies more access to analytical tools/data.