Sentence examples for kept calling on from inspiring English sources

Yet Miguel kept going, kept snaking and gyrating his hips, kept pushing his voice further and higher, kept calling on the crowd to come with him and see the light.

I kept calling on the Saturday to see that he was OK.

Chastain, who had her rain-soaked hair in a bun, asked, "So, if someone just kept calling on you without you returning, that was very uncommon?" "Yes, it would have been rude," Wright said.

And while she manages to wheedle a little information from him about his personal life — Thomas's fiancée, Stacy, keeps calling on his cellphone — Vanda seems to know more about him than she reasonably should.

"We will remain careful and keep calling on the population to take the necessary measures in preventing reoccurrence," said Francis Karteh, Liberia's chief medical officer, a major figure in the battle against the epidemic.

Which is why Obama keeps calling on them.

"So I'm going to keep calling on the folks in Congress to change the way they deal with gun safety -- and if they don't, I'm going to keep calling on Americans to change the folks in Congress until they get this right," he said. .

He said a friend who lives nearby kept calling to check on her, but after receiving no response for a day or two, the friend went to the building, heard the 2-year-old screaming and called police.

So when Palin kept repeating her bridge to nowhere lie, bloggers kept calling her on it.

But sales clerks kept calling with early tips on the coming season's fashions, and the seasons kept changing.

So says the guy who kept calling Kate Winslet, age 19, "Kate Weighs-A-Lon" on the "Titanic" set & wanted to put her on a diet.