Sentence examples for house calling from inspiring English sources

Ran about, and outside the house calling for Nizzy desperately".

"I ran through the house, calling out to hear where the vibrations were good," she said.

"I heard the loudspeaker outside the house calling out 'Melanie'," she said.

In 1927 she inaugurated a salon cum cafe at her town house, calling it the Dark Tower.

She remembered how on summer mornings when he was little, before all the Woodwards were awake, he was at the house calling for Zach.

MPs backed the motion in the house calling on Ipsa to reform or face an amendment to the act that formed it within four months.

Once the hallmark of the buggy-riding, house-calling, bedside-sitting, fee-waiving family doctor of yesteryear, the ability and the willingness to feel another's pain often seems a poor substitute for skilled robo-surgical hands and dazzling diagnostic electronics.

On Capitol Hill and at the White House, calling for mass screening is seen as a politically correct, "pro-woman", thing to do.

President Obama made a brief appearance at the White House, calling the shooting an "unspeakable act" and promising to "get to the bottom of this".

He feared that at the next election, a conservative might carry the White House, calling a closure on his great project.

Mr. Obama ran for the White House calling for the restoration of the ban on assault weapons that Congress irresponsibly let expire in 2004.