Sentence examples for greater calling from inspiring English sources

Maybe that'll be a focus of The Force Awakens, with John Boyega's Finn a former Stormtrooper who appears to defect to the Rebel cause, if the trailers are any indication, perhaps to follow a greater calling.

I can think of no greater calling for the Fourth Estate than to force our current presidential candidates to talk about the issues that really matter and their detailed plans for dealing with them.

They have professions, appreciate the arts (especially literature, as there is no greater calling than being a writer in an Allen movie), and they know how to behave well in restaurants.

But in light of our beleaguered ecosystem — and given the yearning I sometimes hear from friends in their 20s and 30s in search of a greater calling in life — perhaps the country should revive the idea of a volunteer army dedicated to preserving the environment.

He could have awaited the greater calling of a summons from Sir Alex Ferguson as a replacement for Ruud van Nistelrooy once the Dutchman's move to Real Madrid was finalised, but the Bulgarian is adamant that the most northerly of the London clubs are equally capable of challenging for the title.

"I don't think there's any greater calling in life… to be able to see a son or daughter's face when you bring their mother or father back from the edge of death - it's quite powerful".

Today, the single greatest calling for the ethnic Korean nation is liberating the North Korean people.

"Great, call me," Mr. Fuld said.

In the eighteenth century, Leonhard Euler, mathematician to Catherine the Great, called it p or c.

Bobby Charlton, one of England's soccer greats, called Trautmann "the best goalkeeper I ever played against".

AM: There is a band from Washington DC who are great, called The Bumper Jacksons.