Sentence examples for staged a call from inspiring English sources

To mark the release of the violence study update, 1,000 non-governmental organizations from 134 countries staged a call to action on the issue at the UN.

The Defence Ministry was ordered to stage a call-up of reserves, meaning theoretically all men up to 40 in a country with universal male conscription, although Ukraine would struggle to find extra guns or uniforms for many of them.

Two weeks ago, the company staged a program called "Celebrating Matthew Rushing".

The class staged a revue, called the Martha Graham project, at the Heckscher Theatre.

Thousands of Coventry City fans have staged a rally calling for the club's return to the Ricoh Arena.

He also staged an exhibition called "The Void," which showed nothing but an empty gallery with freshly painted walls.

In the 1970s, students at Reading staged an occupation calling for the abolition of exams.

The nonprofit creative art center has staged an exhibit called "Ode to the Bridge".

On Saturday, residents staged a new protest, calling on officials to "hunt blacks from the neighborhood".

In 2000, she staged a sound installation there, called "Habeas Corpus".

Every May, the village stages a celebration called Pleasantville Day, with a pancake breakfast and carnival rides.