Sentence examples for iconic call from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the film passes without the iconic call to arms ever actually being uttered.

At the same time, his government has promoted a socially conservative, family-values agenda, encapsulated by his iconic call for each woman to have at least three children.

I've lived here for almost three years now, and although each successive spring that I expect to hear that iconic call, I have yet to do so.

It asks you: is there a more memorable, iconic call to arms in the history of rock journalism than his answer to the writer who asked him about the emotions behind his lyrics?

A spokeswoman said: "This programme starts with a £2 coin bearing sculptor John Bergdahl's powerful likeness of the instantly recognisable image of Lord Kitchener's iconic call to arms.

The Giants win the pennant!" The iconic call of '51 by Russ Hodges is baseball lore.

For example, his recent towel warmer for Iconic, called Triarc, is shaped to allow warmth to radiate even when a damp cloth is draped over it.

On April 19 , 1971 Gil Scott-Herecordedrded an iconic song called "The Revolution Will Not BeTelevised".

Vanity Fair's journey from hand-drawn ladies in swimsuits to the now-iconic "Call me Caitlyn" cover, in particular, represents change on every level, from visual to social.

But Philip Morris has not yet decided whether to change its stock symbol, the iconic MO. "Call for Altria" doesn't have the ring of the company's "Call for Philip Morrrrrr-islogan" slogan from radio's golden age.

Chow and Osborne describe the brand as "iconic", and call Karan "a true inspiration.