Sentence examples for took its call from inspiring English sources

The station, founded in 1927 to promote fiercely liberal programming, took its call letters from Eugene V. Debs, the co-founder of the Socialist Party and a five-time presidential candidate.

After May, the Bridgeport Diocese said that Monsignor Wallin no longer took its calls.

In recent releases, Activision has taken its Call of Duty franchise into space (with its Infinite Warfare) and back in time (with the World War II release); now it's looking to its past to bring it back to glory, while adding the massive multi-player Battle Royale mode.

As it's done so, it's taken its calls for temperance legislation with it, leaving the libertarian wing of the Republican party ascendant.

As it has done so, it has taken its calls for temperance legislation with it, leaving the libertarian wing of the Republican party ascendant.

A decade later, in London, Chad Varah, an Anglican priest, founded a suicide hotline in the crypt of his church: the Samaritans took its first call on November 2 , 1953

The resulting machines are the sportiest vehicles in the Honda stable since the venerable S2000 roadster took its curtain call.

Stevie Nicks surprised the audience at Broadway's "School of Rock" with a riveting performance of "Rhiannon" after the cast took its curtain call.

The modified light ABM system that took its place calls for smaller and different warheads.

Southwark council recently took its customer call-centre back in-house having terminated a long-running contract with a private company.

As the cast, led by an excellent James Spader, took its curtain calls, there was a relieved feeling that the surprisingly slack "Race," which opened Sunday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, had registered well within the comfort zone of those watching it.