Sentence examples for whose calling is to from inspiring English sources

Ben Whishaw will play Luke, a tech millionaire convinced he is the next messiah, whose calling is to confront violence in America.

IN "IMPERIUM", Ryszard Kapuscinski's book about the crumbling Soviet empire, the Polish writer observes that, in such grandiose countries, "there exists a certain class of people whose calling is to think exclusively on an imperial scale".

"The aim was to break down the boundaries between the world of an object whose calling is to be in movement – the automobile – and that of furniture," Mr. Van den Acker said of Mr. Lovegrove's involvement in the design.

That proud army of tens of thousands of Americans whose calling was to help individuals and employers work through the maze of available health insurance policies to find one that met their clients' needs.

Once a suitable contextual situation is identified, one needs to ensure that the animal whose calls are to be broadcast is out of sight.

"Shoes are full of life and character," said Mr. Petti, whose artistic calling is to paint shoes.

The device is also broadening the functionality to all of a user's contacts, versus recently released Amazon's solution, whose calls are limited to other Echoes and devices running the Alexa app.

This is rarely the case, specifically, when working with calls recorded from wild animals whose calls are difficult to record in the first place.

Trials were conducted only if the female whose call was going to be presented was out of sight of the test male, if the test male was settled and not engaged in potentially distracting activity (e.g., feeding, grooming others), and if no disturbing noise could be heard.

• And while the company uses Twitter as a carrot for new customers, it also uses it as a stick: LucyPhone users whose calls are dropped are encouraged to send a form Twitter message that scolds the company by name, which companies tend to notice because they monitor Twitter closely.

The heroine, Offred, becomes a handmaiden, whose calling it is to conceive and bear children for a high-level government official whose wife is infertile. .