Sentence examples for on calling on from inspiring English sources

According to the publisher, Sanders's YA follow-up will hit most of the same bases, with an emphasis on calling on young people "to fight for a progressive economic, environmental, racial, and social justice agenda that creates jobs, raises wages, protects the environment, and provides healthcare for all".

And though he almost never called on students, he called on me.

Crowds in Simferopol and Sevastopol on Tuesday called on local authorities to reject Ukraine's new government.

One Kenyan on Twitter called on officials to be honest about military causalities.

Secretary of State John F. Kerry, in a visit to Egypt on Sunday, called on Egyptian authorities to follow fair judicial practices.

One of them mistakenly placed himself on call on one of my scheduled nights, without alerting me.

It does not feel like the loss I had imagined, as I am no longer "on-call" on a daily basis.

For many occupations, workers leave their place of employment and are placed "on-call" on evenings and weekends, which means they can be called back to work during these periods.

You may even be on-call on your days off as well.

An after-hours and weekend service is offered by one physiotherapist who will be on call on a rotational basis.

He went out every day on foot to call on Japanese Catholics and prospective converts.