Sentence examples for provoked a call from inspiring English sources

The revelations contained in the secret report have provoked a call for Fifa to re-open the case against Warner.

Its official press release shares that the showcase, "not only highlights ills of oppression but it provokes a call to action for communities to research and become culturally aware that Africans in the Americas have an identity which is fractured but stands on centuries of history".

But this chance recognition provoked a phone call from his father, and the two were reunited.

Destruction of the newspaper provoked a strident call to arms from Thomas C. Sharp, editor of the Warsaw Signal and longtime critic of Smith.

The move provoked a cacophony of calls for honours to be stripped from other miscreant bankers, politicians and regulators.

The grim death toll in the Mediterranean has provoked a chorus of calls for action to prevent 2015 becoming the deadliest year for migrants trying to get to Europe.

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But it looms large among Beckettians; her close affiliation to him provokes a natural call and response.

Suggesting that you have mono or strep is a good way to make teachers and students nervous, thus possibly provoking a phone call from the school to your parents that you should not come to school for the next few days.

Actually my request was not so bizarre - I wanted a vase for a bouquet of roses I'd been given - but my phone call provoked a lot of puzzled discussion at the other end and the answer: No vase.

That circumstance provoked a flurry of letters calling for him to be awarded the Russian Booker of the Decade.