Sentence examples for public called from inspiring English sources

Nearly three-fifths of the public called the presidential campaign dull, rather than interesting.

Joseph Papp, the artistic director of the Public, called him "a dangerous writer.

They say some members of the public called out "very good, very good" at the British prime minister.

Angry parents gathered at the gates of the 900-pupil school and a member of the public called the police.

Outraged that he appeared unrepentant, and fearful that a future opposition government would release him, many segments of the public called for Mr. Mollah to be hanged.

He stocked the secret police and the military with Alawites, creating such a fear of them that Syrians talking about the sect in public called them "Germans".

"The public calls me a beachologist," Dr. Leatherman said.

A room was merely a place in which to forge friendships, Sunny's principal public calling.

Public calls for banks to behave decently have little impact and are soon forgotten.

When faced with angry public calls to replace Mr Selebi, Mr Mbeki merely asked South Africans to trust him.

To be clear, this is just a public calling out, not a legal action in itself.