Sentence examples for has sounded a call from inspiring English sources

Even in the drowsy days of August, within academia the article by Ms. Graham and Mr. Thompson has sounded a call to rhetorical arms.

It isn't hard to see the themes of the film echoed in the current Presidential race, particularly in the words of Donald Trump, who has sounded a call for the birth of a new nation, one that he will "make great again".

However, a stalled economy, hundreds of thousands of industrial layoffs and a series of political defeats have sounded a call to action.

Whether or not Meselson's group nailed down the cause of the anthrax deaths is not as important as the fact that they, and in particular Guillemin, have sounded a call to the world about the dangers of CB weapons.

The board has sounded a general call for teachers, warning of an impending crisis and giving some people the impression that all manner of jobs are up for grabs.

Washington's AIIB debacle seems to have sounded a wake-up call and now, just last week, two major reports from the heart of the U.S. foreign policy establishment have chimed in too.

Even in his campaign last fall, Mr. Dayton, an heir to a department store chain well known in Minnesota, had sounded an unusual call: he pledged to raise income taxes on the wealthiest Minnesotans.

She felt her court victory had sounded a death knell for what she calls "hardcore" Holocaust deniers, who insist that ― to paraphrase Randazza ― there were no gas chambers, no ovens, no mass killings of Jews.

That fight ended when Tyson hit Norris after the bell ending the first round had sounded, an act the referee called a flagrant foul.

Obama has sounded the call; few people missed the message.

Neither has sounded the clarion call of youthful renewal that echoed from Mr. González to Mr. Zapatero.