Sentence examples for grander calling from inspiring English sources

Partly, I suspect, because they realize that it is enough to be a great cook, whereas men, larded with pride in their own accomplishment, invariably go one step too far and try to be great chefs--a grander calling, though somehow less respectable, and certainly less responsive to human need).

Grand calls this the "internal appellate process".

Meeting Mika, it seems she's so caught up in her grand calling that there's never been room for reflection as to why she follows the band around.

Don't think that living on purpose has to be some grand calling.

The first is that of the "regular" Grand Lodges and the other is that of the "irregular" Grand Lodges (often called Grand Orients).

With a personalized letter signed by Charles Koch, the invitation to the four-day Rancho Mirage meeting opens with a grand call to action: "If not us, who?

Among Marie's playmates were her maternal cousins, Grand Dukes Nicholas (called "Nicky") and George (called "Georgie") and Grand Duchess Xenia of Russia, the other two Russian cousins, Grand Duke Michael (called "Misha") and Grand Duchess Olga being too young for the Edinburgh girls.

They're all part of the grand mosaic called the Kentucky Derby.

Pauline Banks, 61, head telephonist at the Grand, was called in at 5am to handle the desperate calls to switchboard.

A few weeks back, I wrote about Yamaha's Internet-connected, self-playing grand piano, called the Disklavier Mark IV.

In another indication of the depth of divisions that remain, a senior cleric, Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem-Shirazi, called for "national conciliation".