Sentence examples for memorable call from inspiring English sources

You can't manufacture — and shouldn't plan — a memorable call for a significant sports event.

"Let's enjoy knocking their soft teeth down their whiny throats!" was Mr. Allen's memorable call to battle five years ago.

The April manifesto, with its memorable call to "decouple" from nature, seems calculated not just to irritate but also to alienate.

Her most memorable call was with a final-year student with declining grades and appalling issues at home that no one knew about.

But Michaels's most memorable call -- a stark, staccato narration -- came on McNair's desperation run and throw with seconds left in the game.

The least memorable call was of Rodriguez's 500th by Ryan Lefebvre, who announced the Kansas City-Yankees game on WHB, the Royals' radio station.

Still, as a showcase of his imagination and ambition, "The Rooftop" makes a memorable calling card.

Below is a look back at some of his most memorable calls.

The recording served as a memorable calling card when he opened for established acts.

Steve Kelley of the Seattle Times called him the "soundtrack of Seattle's summers," and the Times has audio of some of his memorable calls.

It's a brave and ambitious show with more than a touch of Complicité's work about it, and a memorable calling card from a company with ambitious plans for 2012 that should really put it on the theatrical map.