Sentence examples for upon to start from inspiring English sources

On the American side, forward Alex Morgan still won't called upon to start, in all likelihood.

He could always be relied upon to start talking about psychopathologies or the allure of fascism or sexual technophilia.

Yet he is unsure still whether he will be called upon to start in Spain, with Mourinho considering utilising David Luiz at right-back, and Cole's non-selection would offer an indication that his future lies elsewhere.

2. Emerging DB Captain Munnerlyn and rookie Josh Norman may be called upon to start opposite excellent CB Chris Gamble.

"It's incumbent upon Google to start telling a story that makes sense.

"We call upon investors to start their work in South Sudan since the environment is conducive to their activities.

Peter Kenyon London Sadiq Khan is right to call upon Jeremy Corbyn to start winning elections and also to emphasise that the first step must be to unify the party.

I met some friends, easily lured away from nearby offices, and prevailed upon them to start with a pinot gris/grigio flight (three two-ounce glasses for $10).

A Russian government spokesman said that it was possible that individuals in Russia or elsewhere had taken it upon themselves to start the attacks.

"To see Tracy take it upon himself to start a conversation and do some stuff in the community to make amends, that was the true apology".

DC Harry told Wales Online: "Unfortunately Mr Richards had no family and Knight took it upon himself to start caring for him.