Sentence examples for earlier call from inspiring English sources

One involves the majority's earlier call for disarming Hezbollah.

His party's earlier call for a boycott seemed to have largely fallen flat.

Yishai repeated an earlier call for all migrants to be jailed pending deportation.

And the union has suspended an earlier call for a citywide boycott of the papers.

That followed the IMF's earlier call in February for finance ministers to boost public spending.

Irked by an earlier call, Krzyzewski, already animatedly trying to inspire his team, began arguing with the official Terry Christman.

Some of its members had been warned at an earlier call-in, they didn't listen, and now an example was being made of them.

The man had approached the Chief after an earlier call-in, saying that he wanted to get out of the gang, but he had a felony conviction and doubted he could get a job.

His earlier call-up for the Lions game against New Zealand next week was perhaps indication that he is still part of the system, although he marked this by making a pair in Essex's last championship match.

This proves useful for a set steeped in old-time Americana; Leadbelly's Midnight Special, the Carter Family's Railroading on the Great Divide, folk ballads such as In the Pines, John Henry and Rock Island Line – the last made famous in the UK by skiffle king Lonnie Donegan, but here returned to an earlier call-and-response form.

Mr. Ducasse had earlier called him an unpaid consultant.