Sentence examples for where calling from inspiring English sources

But there was no reluctance on the part of the authorities where calling for outside help was concerned, as you suggest.

In a town where calling for arming this or that group has been done rather cavalierly in recent years, this sort of caveat is a welcome change.

Such risk analysis sounds harsh but it makes sense on a long mission where calling in sick or seeing a specialist is not an option.Astronauts have to be as faultless as the equipment they fly.

Michael Young took it up in preference to "University of the Air" and wrote a paper which I inserted at the last moment in the magazine Where?, calling it Towards an Open University.

And here's where calling depression a mental illness muddies the water because depression operates much like a physical illness, which is something most of us understand we cannot control.

But where other countries in Southeast Europe, Western Asia and North Africa still serve what is essentially Turkish coffee (they use the same methods and finely ground beans; they just give the drink a regional name) Bosnia-Hercegovina is one of the few places where calling the coffee by an eponymous name isn't just a point of national pride.

His singing is ardent, vibrant, clarion and, where called for, meltingly expressive.

Ms. Racette sang with subtlety and grace, but also, where called for, intensity and gleaming power.

Ms. Mutter plays both of these de facto concertos with steely radiance, tireless command and, where called for, rapturous beauty.

Convinced that the city was being bombed, he found his way into a building lobby where called his dispatch center.

Before signing on with Motown Records in 1960, the group where called the Elgins, then the Primes.