Sentence examples for regularly called upon from inspiring English sources

"Sean Spicer has gone almost to a hundred days with standing room only and I find that many people stop me on the street and say, 'I saw you on Sean Spicer' as if they're saying, 'I saw you on Doctor Who,'" said John Gizzi, chief political correspondent at Newsmax, one of the conservative outlets now regularly called upon to ask questions.

The company is regularly called upon by the FBI and has close links with US intelligence services.

Aston University's vice chancellor Professor Julia King is regularly called upon to advise government on education and technology issues.

What's more, the network engineers who handle the nuts-and-bolts management of the Internet are regularly called upon to make decisions to keep traffic flowing smoothly.

Yet even as they come to master such quotidian tasks, diplomats are regularly called upon to do exceptional things, such as negotiating peace.

Attendance at some of these conferences is mandatory, and fellows are regularly called upon to present cases, present research findings or otherwise participate in discussions.

" 'If anything negative comes up, you're out of here.' " Williams, a 6-foot-9 forward, is one of the few substitutes Coach Mike D'Antoni regularly calls upon.

He script-edited a series of Sherlock Holmes dramatisations starring Douglas Wilmer which were popular but fraught with difficulties; it was valuable experience, Read earning himself a reputation as a safe pair of hands and regularly being called upon thereafter when programmes were in crisis.

At the Buipe rural clinic, we observed that the number of nurses attending to women who had come for ANC was not only very limited, but also they [nurses] were regularly intermittently called upon to attend to other patients presenting with different ailments.

Armstrong was regularly called an Uncle Tom.

Men, and some women, regularly called her voice grating.