Sentence examples for persistently called from inspiring English sources

Fans have persistently called for the firing of the team's top management.

During the Masters, the cellophane wrappings for sandwiches sold to spectators — persistently called patrons by the club — are green so they will blend into the grass if dropped.

In a flurry of books as well as lectures, debates and frequent appearances on TV and radio, he persistently called out Hollywood studios and network television for their one-dimensional and often nefarious images of Arabs.

"I am sure that we will return [our] ties with Syria to normal," he said, straying far from an official script that has persistently called for immediate regime change.

Some persistently called me at work and even at home in the middle of the night.

She alleged he persistently called and emailed on the pretext of asking questions about [her expertise,] Ghana's economy, but then used sexual language and asked her out".

Over coffee, he dismantles the conventions that surround an interview, persistently calling our talk "a conversation".

In the spring of 2009, Mr. Harrington was working on a deal and a banker was persistently calling him.

Persistently Call Them a New Name Until They Have No Choice But to Accept It As Truth Start by asking your acquaintance something simple, like what color your sweater is.

Ficino writes that, if the people he lists are "almost pupils [discipuli], still, they aren't really pupils, since I wouldn't want to imply that I had taught or am teaching any of them, but rather, in a Socratic fashion, I ask them all questions and encourage them, and I persistently call forth the fertile geniuses of my friends to bring about birth".

Persistently calling for independence, he has come to be regarded as a dangerous figure by so many that three of Republika Srpska's opposition parties united to challenge him last week.