Sentence examples for urgent call of from inspiring English sources

The result, in Michelle Hite's words in the book's foreword, was poetry that offered "a worthy model for how we can deploy the imagination in the service to the urgent call of history".

My name is Duke!" I'd wake to the sky with the urgent call of the dog in the air, and I'd think, Well, here I am, back in my life again.

The findings clearly exert alarming-bells for the public health system in India towards meeting the urgent call of the millions of pregnant mothers for comprehensive, prompt and quality maternal health care, in terms of PNC and SBA services across both rural and urban areas, and also between states, particularly for the poor.

New York, 26 November 2002 - A distinguished group of imminent Iberoamerican writers and celebrities led by Nobel prizewinner José Saramago and former President of the Republic of Colombia, Mr. Belisario Betancur issued an urgent call on behalf of chidren Wednesday.

I received an urgent call on behalf of Julie Gavras, whose father, the filmmaker Costa-Gavras, is a friend.

Hunters... are answering urgent calls of nature.

The Panmunjom Declaration, as the statement was dubbed, said that "improving and cultivating inter-Korean relations is the prevalent desire of the whole nation and the urgent calling of the times that cannot be held back any further".

The story is an urgent call to all of us to recognise that suicide is the biggest cause of death among men under 50.

Sirens wailed in half-empty streets as doctors battled to save the most critical cases among more than 200 injured and put out an urgent call for donations of blood and organs.

Citizens wishing to add their voices to this urgent call for preservation of a global treasure can sign on to a petition by searching "change.org Grameen Bank".

Cardinal López Trujillo, president of the Pontifical Council for the Family, said the Church was making an urgent call for freedom of conscience for Catholics and appealing to them to resist the law.