Sentence examples for offered a call of from inspiring English sources
She specifically offered a call of support "to our LGBT friends and family" who might be worried that their identities have made them a target: "This Department of Justice — and your country — stands with you in the light".
LaPierre then offered a roll call of the salt-of-the-earth types that make up the NRA's base.
In The New Yorker, E. B. White offered a lampoon called "The Birth of an Adult," stills of a film drawings by Rea Irvin portraying "the waning phenomenon of adulthood".
In The New Yorker, E. B. White offered a lampoon called "The Birth of an Adult," stills of a film — drawings by Rea Irvin — portraying "the waning phenomenon of adulthood".
It's as if someone offered a drama called "Personal Stories of 9/11 That I Just Made Up".
In May 1938, he offered a resolution calling for an investigation of the purported Nazi summer camps.
When everyone else was writing songs that blokes could bellow along to at closing time, Belle and Sebastian offered a kind of rallying call for wallflowers.
But in return, the new religion offered an increasing roll call of saints - each of whom was owed their day of partying.
Since the 1980s the Ames Gallery in Berkeley, Calif., has offered a category of objects called "mends and make-dos".
On Monday's call, he offered a word of caution about unintended consequences.
