Sentence examples for matters called from inspiring English sources

This is named after one of its founders, a writer on sexual matters called Violet Blue.

In November, the Rev. Brian Jordan, an activist Catholic priest heavily involved in labor matters, called on Mr. Ahern to resign in light of his doubled salary.

George A. Grasso, deputy police commissioner for legal matters, called the problem a continuing concern, but said it was not necessarily worse than in past years.

But Khamenei, who has final say on all state matters, called the result a "divine assessment" and called on all Iranians to support Ahmadinejad.

Senator John McCain, a leader among Republicans on military matters, called on the United States on Monday to conduct an extensive air bombardment of Syrian targets, with Arab League permission, to protect anti-government fighters and civilians there.

Senator John McCain, a leader among Senate Republicans on military matters, called on Monday for the United States to lead airstrikes against Syria's armed forces to protect the rebels and civilians there, much as it did in Libya last year.

"Nobody who matters calls Lazar Swifty,"….

"Nobody who matters calls Lazar Swifty," my Uncle Alex warned me.

And these matters call for an accountant's skills as much as a muckraker's.

The report, drawn up by the National Ocean Research Leadership Council (NORLC), an alliance of 12 agencies dealing with ocean matters, calls for streamlining current and future ocean observation research.

Family Matters calls upon the government to implement a comprehensive national strategy to be adopted by state and federal governments.