Sentence examples for not much call from inspiring English sources

There's not much call for shark wrestlers in Merthyr Tydfil".

"In this area, there's not much call for farming skills".

"There's not much call for office space in Greenport," he said.

If people don't build things, there's not much call for electricians.

Not much call for that here at the Royal Ballet, mind you.

There's not much call for ex-clients Agent Provocateur and Fendi, Topshop and House of Fraser around here.

There is not much call for velodromes or handball arenas in everyday life, so they will struggle to attract the revenues needed to maintain them.

There's not much call for dead-people songs in today's suburbanized country music, but bluegrass audiences still love to hear about murderous outlaws, suicidal lovers and family ghosts.

Indeed, there was not much call for the Benson Boogie, the ebullient, parasol-toting dance inspired by New Orleans's brass band parades that Benson used to perform after Saints victories.

"I went to an agricultural high school where I learned to drive a tractor and use a chainsaw". There's not much call for driving tractors with a cruise line, but working in an expedition team ticks all the boxes for those who are passionate about nature.

There's not much call for knowledge of postwar French cinema in everyday life - at least, none that is immediately obvious or admissible in polite company - but it sits in a part of my brain that I would happily defend with a small nuclear arsenal.