Sentence examples for formal calling from inspiring English sources

Next to an empty lot, friends and fans filled an abandoned carport with many of the things that had come to be seen as Kelley's formal calling cards: stuffed animals, crocheted blankets, melted candles and other crafty castoffs he said he was drawn to because they were usually invisible as aesthetic objects, and about as antiheroic as art materials could be.

On January 13, the UK Government took a step towards significant reform of the business crime landscape by issuing a formal "call for evidence" in relation to corporate liability for economic crimes such as fraud, false accounting and money laundering.

What I did has a formal name called "code-switching," and honestly it's something we all do.

The Charge d'Affaires paid a formal call every week.

On formal calls with foreign leaders, he sticks to the protocol, but tries to work in some patter — grandkids, food, weather.

Their respective governing bodies, the benches, exercise the exclusive right of admitting persons to practice by a formal call to the bar.

A move is already being discussed privately for formal call for aid to Vietnam and particularly for food supplies because of recent crop failures brought on by drought.

That generated an outcry from astronomers, politicians and space enthusiasts, and NASA began examining other ways to maintain Hubble, leading to Tuesday's formal call for proposals.

With his formal call for the introduction of individual retirement accounts, Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, began a debate that could dominate the campaign.

The provisional authority put out a formal call for applications from airlines around the world on July 2, with a deadline of July 8.

On formal calls with foreign leaders, he sticks to the protocol, but tries to work in some patter grandkids, food, weather.