Sentence examples for the viewer called from inspiring English sources

But it's not: the sight of a private moment on public display helps seal a bond between the nation and the viewer called upon to endure personal sacrifices on behalf of the Union.

The viewer, called Shazad Iqbal of Bradford, West Yorkshire, felt so offended by this nanosecond in the video that he created an online petition on Change.org calling for the removal of her video from YouTube, which over 65,000 others signed.

When the viewer calls the management number provided by Landlord at the gallery entrance, most often no one picks up.

Kitchener, wearing the cap of a British Field Marshal, stares and points at the viewer calling them to enlist in the British Army against the Central Powers.

"Ultimately, that's the viewers' call," Olbermann says.

Though audiences like to identify with the plucky contestants, the format puts viewers in the role of the conniving lecher, especially on shows like "Are You Hot?" and "I'm a Celebrity!" which let the viewers call the action.

And will the viewers, calling for the return of public executions and burial alive, become all the more interactive by storming the gates of Jodi's jail and delivering her to lynch mob justice?

He was the moderator of WNBC-TV's long-running weekly news program, "Direct Line," which pioneered the viewer call-in format.

Among them: performance-enhancing equipment used by 100 percent of touring pros; caddies lining up their players on putts; the slow pace of play; the viewer call-ins that are threatening to turn tournament golf into a good walk spoiled by armchair rules officials; and an antidoping program that is not up to the Olympic model.

The document viewer, called iPaper, can also be embedded in web pages.

Some of those viewers called the police, who subsequently arrested the man, charged him with common assault, and served him with an apprehended violence order, the ABC reports.