Sentence examples for lives calling from inspiring English sources

They found their lives' calling as expatriates, transcending prejudice to be accepted and even revered by the foreign culture they embraced.

David Cameron has condemned Mr Trump's claims that parts of London are "so radicalised the police are afraid for their lives", calling them "divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong".

He is only too well aware of the discrimination faced by western Muslims in their day-to-day lives, calling for a "genuine jihad" battling for mutual understanding and trust between communities.

For the wives and relatives of "the disappeared", those murdered and buried under Pinochet's brutal regime, the fragmentary traces of their loved ones are lost within that same shifting desert, crying out to be found like distant voices, still lives, calling from the edge of the galaxy.

Today, Volteface and The Loop published a report, Night Lives, calling for measures such as drugs testing services to be adopted across the UK.

The dawning of the New Year lifts a mirror to our lives, calling us to reflect upon the ways we are and are not at home in our bodies.

Ms. Neff, who studies how technology and communication affect people's lives, calls this "messy talk".

It features prominent people who at some point in their lives called Yonkers their home.

These careers are documented in a new film about their lives called Dressed As a Girl.

Unfortunately hectically paced lives call for a well-scheduled personal life.

But if "Saturday Night Live" called, that would be irresistible.