Sentence examples for incessantly called from inspiring English sources

Navalny's courage and fortitude earned him many admirers and supporters, and he has incessantly called for them to act as he does.

Johnson, cool and calculating, methodically winnows his potential stars in a series of preparatory races, while Eclipse's trainer, Cornelius Van Ranst (incessantly called "the old wizard"), frets and worries, keenly aware that Eclipse, at 8, may not have one great race left in him.

Chiffchaffs – which may have wintered in Spain or North Africa, or perhaps just down the road – incessantly call out their name.

On the CD "Revenge on the Telemarketers, Round One" a Kentucky jingle writer named Tom Mabe fulfills a fantasy lurking in the hearts of many Americans and turns the tables on the salespeople who incessantly call his home.

Gore was hamstrung by his attention to the opinion of editorialists and what Toobin incessantly calls the Washington establishment (he uses the phrase or some variant at least 20 times by my count, although at least he doesn't capitalize the "e").

Hundreds of telemarketers crowd into tiny cubicles, incessantly calling "leads" generated from various online surveys and submission forms purchased by the company.

Colonel Campbell, actually an AI program that's been manipulating Raiden's every move throughout the mission, incessantly calls your Codec to spout increasingly erratic gibberish at you, even telling Raiden to turn off the game console (itself a nod to Big Boss in the original Metal Gear).

You may be dying to be back with your ex-boyfriend, but the worst thing you can do is hang around him incessantly, call him, or wink at him in class until he gets the picture.

She said that TMZ had called her incessantly after the incident, and that she finally agreed to talk after the treatment center suspended her.

As they spoke, Ms. Heskett's phone rang incessantly with calls from other elderly people in the same predicament.

Mr Cameron (like Tony Blair) is good at seeming sincere; but as leader of the opposition he has been obliged to call incessantly for an election, sometimes when he can't really have wanted one.