Sentence examples for to call for something from inspiring English sources

And the moment would seem to call for something drastic.

"I want him to call for something like a new New Deal, saying, 'Look, we've gone off the rails.

So influential voices have begun to call for something more than bombing, special forces raids and covert action.

Unfortunately, he and Murphy have applied the same sunny/snarky tonality to this project, which would seem to call for something more wicked.

Also, with the Giants having to rush onto the field to set up the field goal unit in the first place, it might not have been the most ideal opportunity for the coaching staff to call for something unforeseen.

The Kurds have as strong a claim to self-determination as anyone, but for now it should be up to their leaders, not someone else, to call for something more than the de facto autonomy they currently enjoy.

There's nowhere to run, nobody to call for assistance, and something — time, oxygen, water — is always running out.

In fact, a toy drone recently crash landed on the White House lawn, prompting President Obama to call for more regulations (something the FAA is already working on).

In the end, it took an American to stand up and call for something a little more radical.

These policies call for something radical putting people before profit.

Despite this, the growing numbers of settlers (very quickly outnumbering Yavapai) began to call for the government to do something about the people occupying the land that they wanted to occupy and exploit themselves.