Sentence examples for urgently called from inspiring English sources

(Its two screenings already took place last week; its return is urgently called for).

Philip would love to stay and talk her out of it but he gets urgently called away by Martha.

The turning point in the Neapolitan reform movement came with a catastrophic famine in 1764, which urgently called into question the effectiveness of old-regime structures.

Moments after making his terrible discovery, Price urgently called for a flight attendant and reportedly told her, "There are babies on this aircraft.

He was one of the authors of a National Academy of Sciences report in 2005 that urgently called for better science education and other measures to keep the United States competitive in a global economy.

Police and local animal rescue teams were urgently called to the scene and managed to coax the animal out from under the vehicle, with all the action caught on film by passer-bys.

That afternoon, her husband, standing just outside the ward, heard her urgently calling.

This precarious situation urgently calls for more federal spending, not less, though that message has been lost on Congress.

"Macmillan is urgently calling on the NHS and local authorities to recognise that people with cancer do have social care needs and they desperately need more support.

"The secretary general urgently calls on the international community, including the Security Council, to exercise leadership and help create conditions for a negotiated final peace agreement," he said.

We are urgently calling on all those who attended the AGM to register their names and be part of this historic single release".