Sentence examples for exciting calling from inspiring English sources

At heart, he knows he is a reporter - 'such an exciting calling'.

That may not be the most exciting call to arms.

During a raucous One Way or Another and a ludicrously exciting Call Me, you could even convince yourself that you, not to mention Blondie, weren't just here out of nostalgia.

His clear and exciting call lacked a single phrase as memorable as his evocation of Secretariat "moving like a tremendous machine" to his 31 ½-length victory in 1973, the first of three Triple Crowns in a five-year span.

These people place the highest cost on missing an exciting call.

On October 10th, I received one of the most exciting calls an author can hope to get: My novel, Shine, was a finalist for the National Book Award!

That was the most exciting phone call.

More than a year and a half later, Kudlow received a very exciting phone call.

Trying to remain even keeled from an exciting phone call or email opportunity, or not taking to heart the negative comment or review received on your hard work.

He said the presence of Clive Palmer would make Queensland politics exciting again, calling current premier Campbell Newman "boring".

There is nothing very exciting about calling the sea "unplumb'd": it gets pretty deep out there.