Sentence examples for major calling from inspiring English sources
"Many conservatives, especially since Sept. 11, believe that a major, if not the major, calling of conservatives today is to articulate and defend a certain brand of international grand strategy," Ms. Bramwell argued in her address to the Philadelphia Society.
Another major calling card for the hotel is the dining: The popular Sunday Champagne Brunch (10 00am - 4 00pm) in the sunny courtyard, has caviar, shellfish, carved meats, fresh omelets, pastas, sushi, a wall of desserts and a bottomless glass of the bubbly on the menu.
A sophisticated New Yorker who was at home in Paris's post-World War II artistic circles, Mr. Taras nonetheless found a major calling as Balanchine's right-hand man.
Geithner's major calling lately has been a public-relations tour, with full-dress profiles in The New Yorker, The Atlantic and even Vogue, which filled us in on his humble "off-the-rack" Brooks Brothers suits.
The ability to participate in interdisciplinary collaborations is a major calling card for present day emerging scientists.
John McCain may seem a bit more reasonable and puppy dog-ish than George W. Bush, but his only major calling card that sets him apart from all the candidates is his prisoner of war status.
A junior history major called the nurse a "famous poet" and located Caracas in Ohio.
He left Oriel College, Oxford, to join the Army, where a sneering sergeant major called him Christopher Robin.
"When I heard there was a major called naval architecture, I had to do it".
They came immediately when the Vietnamese-speaking major called to them.
He enrolled in a new major called Symbolic Systems, a combination of philosophy, linguistics, psychology, and computer science.
