Sentence examples for popular call from inspiring English sources

There is no popular call to leave Europe or the single currency.

It's already quite popular: call for a reservation if you don't want a long wait.

"It was not a popular call in all corners, to say the least," the Administration official said.

It is not a popular call for any minister, but it is to be hoped Gove will have the courage.

A popular call over the last week has been to hang the militants and resort to extrajudicial means of dealing with them.

Gibbons wrote "Three Hundred Thousand More," which was later set to music and became a popular call to arms for the Union during the Civil War.

As a private citizen, Cianci remained a public figure, hosting a talk-radio show that quickly became the most popular call-in program in Rhode Island.

The Senate proposal has broad support from some wireless carriers, public-interest advocates, the makers of popular call-blocking smartphone apps and state attorneys general.

Kunda Dixit, publisher of the weekly magazine Nepali Times, said a popular call-in radio program on Monday was filled with the voices of people disgusted by the spectacle.

"This was the voice of the intifada, and people could express their feelings without censorship," said Ibrahim Milhem, the host of "Good Morning Palestine," a popular call-in talk show.

A radio station in southern China is in turmoil after its popular call-in program broadcast a listener's statement that the governing Communist Party should relinquish power, a Hong Kong-based human rights group said today.