Sentence examples for occasionally called upon from inspiring English sources

Moffat, who had remained in Bulawayo, was occasionally called upon by the king for advice, prompting the missionary to subtly assist Rudd's team through his counsel.

Waiting to be called upon again.

During the 1890s the Secret Service occasionally was called upon to guard the president, a duty that did not become permanent until 1901.

I occasionally called on her for tea and cake.

Williams was occasionally called "Cyclone," a nickname, like "Smokey," derived from the speed of his pitch.

Occasionally called 2.75G to distinguish from GPRS.

Tamar is occasionally called dedop'ali in the Georgian chronicles and on some charters.

Very occasionally called a "gamp" after a character in a Dickens novel.

Then officers started firing tear gas into the crowds and, occasionally, calling protesters "niggers".

A sense of satisfaction Occasionally, the Centre is called upon to provide support to orphans in their transition to adulthood and independence.

Occasionally I used to be called upon to help, which was a welcome break from the heat of the kitchen.