Sentence examples for mass call from inspiring English sources
In the UK, the protest was launched at 11 30 with a thunderclap, a mass call on social media for wider opposition to spying.
Despite some politicians trying to claim the contrary, Tuesday's million-and-a-half-strong demonstration in Barcelona was a mass call for the independence of Catalonia.
By contrast, a rival bill drafted by skeptics of government surveillance, including two members of the committee, Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado, would ban the mass call log collection program.
Desmond Tutu, Vivienne Westwood, Naomi Klein and Noam Chomsky are among a group of high-profile figures who will issue a mass call to action on Thursday ahead of the UN's crunch climate change conference in Paris in December.
I wash all the pews down, fix the altar, make sure everything is appropriate for the Mass, call the florist, make sure we go out and buy the candles.
In the afternoon, they become a place for older kids to let off steam between school and homework; many communities in Tokyo play a public chime at five in the afternoon — a mass call that is it time to go home.
Pentagon leaders may be worried about the mass call-up of Reserves and the National Guard for this war.
Yet its precedent continues, in court opinions justifying other bulk-collection programs, including the NSA's mass call-tracking program.
But for such a militarised state, the activity is strikingly low-key; so far there has been no mass call-up.Curators at the Baghdad Museum have formed a Dad's Army, under the command of Donny George, the Falstaff-sized research director at the State Board of Antiquities, uncomfortably squeezed into military fatigues.
The mass call-in was an abrupt departure from a longstanding plan to make the transition automatic, and it was undertaken at a time when welfare computer systems and legal services were still crippled by the attack on the World Trade Center.
The condition is caused by a noncancerous mass called a hypothalamic hamartoma.
