Sentence examples for message calling from inspiring English sources

Still, his hands shook as he composed another message, calling the girl a manipulative liar.

The British Foreign Office later issued a tougher message calling for restraint on all sides.

The next day, Dmitry Rogozin, a deputy prime minister, posted a Twitter message calling Madonna a "whore".

On Monday, she sent out a Twitter message, calling her husband's social networking investment "a great planned move".

Someone had sent a message calling Megan fat, and Tina saw that she had replied, "I'm skinny now".

The second problem is the message calling a plebiscite sends about Australia's ability to make important national decisions.

She alerted those 600 Facebook friends to her message calling for a student walkout and asked them to pass it on.

The main reformist message, calling for more openness and democracy (although still within the clerical system), was spread by an explosion of free-speaking newspapers and magazines.

Last year he delivered a similar message, calling the current system for financing our public schools a "dinosaur" that should be "on the ash heap of history".

But Iowa caucus goers responded to his positive message, calling for unity over divisiveness and hewing to an "it's the economy, stupid" refrain.

Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the anti-Muslim demonstrations in a New Year's Eve televised message, calling their organisers racists full of hatred and urging Germans to turn their backs on the movement.