Sentence examples for public calling from inspiring English sources

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

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

"And putting up pictures in public, calling someone a thief who has never even been formally charged, that's a violation of their civil rights".

The latest British Social Attitudes Survey shows just 20% of the British public calling themselves members of the Church of England, down from 40% in 1983.

After that, Pedro photographed his work and created a Facebook page to display his idea to the public, calling it "My name is Antônio".

To describe his public calling out of Shorten as a flip-flopper on Adani as bold doesn't really do it justice.

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

Public calls for violence against people based on race, ethnicity or national origin.

One is a private gallery, largely unknown to the public, called the Blue Room.

Shutdowns are a blame game — and the public calls the shots.

After a discussion, a member of the public called the police.