Sentence examples for whose calling from inspiring English sources

Her parents were missionaries whose calling brought them, for a period in Abra's childhood, to Tooting in south-west London.

Three days later, this version of the Knicks -- a team whose calling card became inconsistency -- went out and won their first monumental playoff game together.

Several hundred of those cheerful and unembarrassable souls whose calling it is to teach about the birds and the bees found, at the Center for Sex Education's recent national conference, that there was something for everyone.

It all boils down to weight, though: will Khan be big and strong enough to hold at bay a fighter whose calling card is as subtle as a bailiff's?

It was the shock of the night in Cardiff last month when the BBC Folk award for best group (tacitly referred to as "Bellowhead's Gong") went to the Young'uns, a Teesside trio whose calling card is the unaccompanied voice.

They wore lavishly opulent gold lamé outfits from Lansky, the legendary 84-year-old local tailor whose calling card points out, as he himself does with the slightest prompting, that he used to dress Elvis Presley.

— but, by tracking your glance-to-answer ratio, Facebook can assess whose calls you've been screening the most.

Not even his doting and gorgeous wife, Diana Jennifer Garnerr), whose calls he ignores despite her obvious concern over his whereabouts.

How strange, that a man so quick to demand an answer from those whose calls bewildered him retreated across the Atlantic without fielding one question.

He called up a nephew, an influential TV reporter whose calls everyone returns.

Speaking on Tuesday, Mr Clegg challenged the "forces of chauvinism and insularity" whose calls to leave the EU he said would leave the UK weakened.