Sentence examples for the callout from inspiring English sources

Read about the event here, and the callout for volunteers here.

In that context, the callout to Second Amendment people was almost an unnecessary Trumpian embellishment.

You can do this by clicking on the 'Contribute' buttons in the callout or by going to theguardian.com/witness and contributing directly through the assignment page.

The Oxford Playhouse asked its community a simple question: when was a moment you stood up for something you believe in? "I feel like the callout set the bar quite high," Goode reflects.

So when the callout from grassroots group Divest London came to occupy the Wellcome Collection and form a giant human oil slick to increase the pressure, I took a deep breath and thought "why not?" Waiting discretely in the bookshop (as instructed!) for the signal to occupy, I was unsure what to expect.

With an application form open to anyone who had won the Pritzker Prize, "or similar qualifications", the callout attracted the likes of Norman Foster and Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry and Jean Nouvel – as well as the Pritzkerless but plucky Dominique Perrault.

"The most fun are the callouts in the storms," Katrin said.

On 67 occasions, however, the callouts involved either munitions or actual explosive devices.

It comes as the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team in North Wales also reported last month as the busiest ever, and warned that half the callouts could have been easily avoided.

Three of the callouts were for women having difficulties with pregnancy, according to information released by East Midlands Ambulance Service under the Freedom of Information Act.

1,000 actors replied to the callouts for each role, but only 75 were called in to read for the casting director.