Sentence examples for spoke call from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kennedy made dozens of calls to elected officials and other leaders to build interest in her candidacy, and many of those with whom she spoke call her thoughtful and self-effacing.

He'd been inside for hours when she and I spoke, calling her when he could.

Betty Friedan spoke, calling "all of us -- women, blacks, gays" -- to a common purpose.

Eve Ensler spoke, calling Planned Parenthood the "bedrock of reproductive health care in this country".

Tony Fontes, a Great Barrier Reef diving instructor, also spoke, calling for stronger climate action to protect the reef.

Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt also spoke, calling the bureau "a work in progress," but one that now belongs to Indians, who make up most of its 10,000 employees.

Maggie Barry, New Zealand's minister for conservation, also spoke, calling the efforts to combat feral animals, such as possums and stoats in New Zealand, a "war".

Mark Andreessen also spoke, calling Silicon Valley "extremely liberal".

White House spokesman Josh Earnest commented on the EU sanctions before Obama spoke, calling them welcome news.

Elites making cultural excuses for the popular appeal of proto-fascism: that's what George W. Bush, who knew whereof he spoke, called "the soft bigotry of low expectations".

In spoken CALL systems, use could be made of closed or open items.