Sentence examples for roll call list from inspiring English sources

Among the many endangered Democrats in the House, Perriello stands out for the vehemence with which he has defended his voting record: a roll call list that includes yeas for health care reform, cap-and-trade legislation and the stimulus.

The final roll call listed nearly 30 participants.

No wonder so many of Ginsberg's poems, especially those he wrote in his full potency, took the form of roll calls, lists and litanies, dispensing with time-consuming traditional syntax and substituting ampersands for "ands".

A roll-call listing yesterday showing the House vote on a Republican-sponsored tax cut misstated the votes for two states.

Correction: October 16, 2002, Wednesday A roll-call listing on Friday for the House vote authorizing military action against Iraq misstated the given name of one representative in some copies.

Two of the texts resembled a roll call, simply listing people present, and were clearly written in the desert outpost; others may have been composed elsewhere.

Professor Michael Clarke, director-general of Rusi, described the roll call as a "unique list of individuals who fell during the first world war … They were a diverse group of men united only by a desire to think more carefully about their military profession".

The roll call of Philippine presidents lists lawyers (Ferdinand Marcos), an army general (Fidel Ramos) and a movie star (Joseph Estrada).

Lan looks momentarily stricken when I list this roll call of achievements.

In the roll call of sustainability champions, the list of usual suspects is at last getting longer.

The BBC has released its annual Faces of the Year list, a roll call of those, according to the BBC, "whose fame is really something of the last 12 months".