Sentence examples for usual calls from inspiring English sources

No doubt there will be the usual calls for more cash and kudos in adult education.

The issues she raises are far more complex and discomfiting than pop's usual calls for peace and recycling.

In stark contrast to its usual calls for secret evidence, the Home Office team, led by Robin Tam QC, called these proposals "novel" and "reaching too far".

There have been the usual calls for reform and some have even suggested that Eight Belles's death was the beginning of the end of thoroughbred racing.

The usual calls from depressed people contemplating suicide all but ceased in those first few days, when much of the nation was watching television.

And in addition to the usual calls to agents and equipment-rental companies, the workers were contacting Mexican bus operators whose numbers had been gleaned from Spanish-language newspapers.

The advice includes the usual call for ruthless scrubbing of all surfaces and relentless handwashing.

We are experiencing larger than usual call volume and all our operators are busy.

This time the usual call-and-response of "What do we want?

More investors than usual called to check on their mutual funds, several fund companies said.

Militants and moderate separatists as usual called for a boycott, refusing to recognise the legitimacy of Indian rule.