Sentence examples for to call on something from inspiring English sources

Because I have to call on something that's not what I want to be at that moment.

But I figured that if he felt a sudden need to call, on a Saturday no less, something big must have been up.

There's no better way to get people worked up about something than to call on their sympathies for their beloved grandkids.

Meanwhile, experts continue to call on government and industry to do something about this very sticky problem.

When is it illiberal for our party, determining policy independently, to call on Liberal Democrats to call on other people to do something that we agree with.

The BBC's decision to call time on Something for the Weekend prompted a furious reaction from fans with more than 21,000 of them joining a Facebook group called Save Something for the Weekend from the Axe.

In that pursuit, it's time to call bullshit on something else: There is no foreplay.

It's a long way for a skeptic to travel, but he said he always told his kids that if you're going to call bullshit on something then you have to be sure.

One of the first rules I made for myself after I had to leave Bahrain was to never call on people there to do something I would not do myself.

I suggested we call on people to wear something white — the color of the protest movement — on May 7 and head toward any of the many parks that half-surround the center of Moscow.

Obama could get out there and publicly and repeatedly call on Congress to get something done on DADT (or any of the other issues at hand), or he could remain on the sidelines and hope that congressional Democrats do so on their own initiative.