Sentence examples for events calling from inspiring English sources

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.

South Africa's prosecutors have rejected his version of events, calling the explanation unrealistic and putting forth a picture of Mr. Pistorius as a hotheaded, reckless young man with a tendency toward jealous behavior.

Over the next decade, the duo often interrupted cultural and political events, calling attention to those they said were being ignored, especially queer people, people with AIDS, and sex workers.

Andrew J. Levander, Mr. Boyle's lawyer, put a markedly different cast on yesterday's events, calling the deal "a nominal settlement to avoid the time and cost of further litigation".

In the days following the bank's disclosure of the Kerviel scandal — which remains the largest trading fraud in history — Mr. Bouton had set the tone for Société Générale's initial version of events, calling Mr. Kerviel "a crook, a fraudster and a terrorist" who acted alone.

Mr. Muhammad, wearing the same grayish-green jacket and off-white shirt he wore throughout jury selection last week, quoted from the Bible, saying "Ye shall know the truth," and argued that the public had been presented with a one-sided version of events, calling the descriptions of him "a dirty glass".

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Informal learning events called tea camps have started to spread across the country.