Sentence examples for stirred calls from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zheng's attack stirred calls for a school safety crackdown.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose mere name once stirred calls for lifting the constitutional ban on foreign-born presidents, is facing the most difficult period of his political career.

The subversive act of installing itself there fits the mood in Britain, where European integration never fired enthusiasm and where the euro crisis has stirred calls to redefine Britain's relationship within the 27-nation bloc.

Amid a surge of ethnic nationalism among the Sinhalese majority, which it has stirred, such calls are taken as proof of Western countries' inveterate bullying and support for the terrorist Tigers.

When a Gamte boy, Karune, throws a stone that hits a Vayam girl, Sama, his act of violence stirs calls for vengeance.

Anita Roddick, founder of Body Shop and no stranger to using controversy to create a marketing stir, calls most guerrilla campaigns "the masturbatory indulgences of ad men".Certainly, there are plenty of examples of stunts backfiring.

If any of my students so much as stirred, she called out, "Shame on you!

The bacteria are set to work in huge stirred tanks, called bioreactors, containing ground-up rocks and dilute sulphuric acid.

Once, after a food author spent the day watching her make pie crust, taking meticulous notes on how many times she cut and stirred, she called Ms. Reichl.

As we commemorate the one-year anniversary of the sinking of USS Lehman, we may pause to ask if a spirit of "Remember the Lehman!" will continue to stir up calls for the punishment of perpetrators, stricter regulation of the banks and the restructuring of oversight authorities even though, as with the Maine, we may never really know the precise cause of Lehman's demise.

The town's down-at-heel workers are more restless, stirred up by calls for revolution echoing across Central Europe, but they share no common cause with the Jews.