Sentence examples for events call for from inspiring English sources
Happy events call for double.
Surely recent events call for such a debate.
The script's string of superemotional dramatic events call for almost superhuman restraint in performance, and it's difficult to determine the impact of Jesse Ontiveros's direction.
"Extraordinary events call for extraordinary actions," Mr. Campbell said last Wednesday when he announced the reimposition of the ban on lawn watering and car washing at home.
They say, however, that the same technology that let reporters and camera crews arrive ahead of aid shipments will let them withdraw staff from the country but return with relative ease when events call for it.
The large spatial and temporal scales of great events call for the use of very long period data, but these records are often clipped for such large events even at teleseismic distances at the arrival of the first surface wave trains.
There was also the rampant sexism of the campaigning, the dismissive commentary from TV pundits, the hecklers at campaign events calling for Clinton to iron their shirts.
The signing of a peace treaty, a royal marriage, ducal obsequies, consecration, election of a doge all these and many similar events called for music written to order; since composers have always been happy to receive a commission, the number of occasional works is virtually incalculable.
The official program of events called for the soldiers to assemble in the armory auditorium to hear a welcome-home speech by a dignitary — some said a senior commander out of Pittsburgh; there were rumors that it might be a Congressman — and after that, they would be free to mingle with family and friends over hot dogs and hamburgers.
Such a series of events calls for preventive, rather than therapeutic, modes of treatment.
However, the acceptance for relaxed control performances requires mastering the risk associated to the detected unlikely events calling for probabilistic performances metrics in the validation process.
