Sentence examples for was set to call from inspiring English sources

It was also reported he was set to call on other judges to resign in his speech, but learned of his wife's hospital admission after his first discussion with the state government about the terms of his resignation.

When Tijuana began its season in the Primera last July, Corona scored goals in the first two games and shortly afterward he received word that U.S. national team coach Bob Bradley was set to call him up for an upcoming friendly against Mexico.

The committee is set to call dozens of witnesses and review piles of documents.

It never failed: we'd be set to call the adults in to watch our performance, just as they were getting up to go.

After a series of high-profile retail closures due to bedbug infestations, Mayor Bloomberg is set to call for the appointment of a city bedbug czar.

Steven Gerrard could be set to call time on his playing career after his Major League Soccer side LA Galaxy were knocked out of the MLS play-offs.

The Lib Dems are set to call for "mandatory reporting" of child abuse in the wake of a stream of high-profile paedophile cases.

The Co-operative Group still faces opposition to its planned boardroom overhaulbefore the annual general meeting on 16 May, where an emergency motion is set to call for a halt to the election of three potential directors.

In a speech on Sunday, in the wake of the crisis that has engulfed world football's governing body, the prime minister is set to call corruption a "cancer" and the "arch-enemy of democracy".

The AFL-CIO is set to call on a Republican member of the National Labor Relations Board to step down in response to a new report alleging ethics violations, perhaps the first time the union has taken this step.

At 6 feet 6 1/2 inches and only 190 pounds, he is baseball's own Manute Bol look-alike, and the Phillies are set to call him up this week, as soon as his Class AA team at Reading completes its season.