Sentence examples for faithful calling from inspiring English sources

Having taken a fourth-minute lead through Matt Derbyshire, the Millers created and missed a host of chances to put the game to bed in a dominant first half which had the Craven Cottage faithful calling for Kit Symons' head.

Once back in Boston, Cardinal Law's office sent a letter to his priests, ordering them not to "join, foster or promote" a coalition of parish councils intended to encourage better communication between the cardinal and the faithful, calling it "superfluous and divisive".

No matter what happens this week in Boston, where Apple will use a love fest of the faithful called MacWorld Expo to try and breath life back into the moribund platform, you know Steve's back because the little sayings are already popping up.

Endogenous growth theories (Aghion and Howit 1992; Grossman and Helpman 1991; Romer 1990) emerged to answer the faithful call and argue that differences in research and development and human capital lead to differential growth in technical change and accumulation.

No faithful warriors calling into question your faith, just a bunch of bad guys.

Maybe the haze of time and strength of his vision allow for a different view of Keating imploring the Liberal Party to dispose of its leader, Andrew Peacock by "putting him down like a faithful dog," calling the coalition frontbench "scumbags" and menacingly telling John Hewson (who he would convincingly defeat in 1993) that he "wanted to do him slowly".

In Islāmic countries the faithful are called to prayer from the top balcony of a minaret.

As the faithful are called to mosques for evening prayers, many young people in Indonesia head for bars and discos.

Minaret, ( Arabic: "beacon") in Islamic religious architecture, the tower from which the faithful are called to prayer five times each day by a muezzin, or crier.

They have been with Slew almost from the beginning, moving from Washington to Kentucky when Tom Wade, his faithful groom, called the Taylors during their skiing vacation 28 months ago.

That, anyway, is how Tonic, a large bar in Times Square, billed itself on large banners Friday as the 10 a.m. meeting of the variously faithful was called to order by doormen blowing the requisite vuvuzela.