Sentence examples for wing calling from inspiring English sources

Lee Halliday married one of the dancing cousins and took the young Jean-Philippe under his wing, calling him Johnny.

He cited Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the senior member of the court's liberal wing, calling her "a fabulous judge" and a friend.

Janos Petras, the lead singer of Karpatia, who composed the anthem for Jobbik's paramilitary wing, calling for an "immaculate nation" and the expansion of Hungary's borders, was also given an award.

Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, the Irish Republican Army's political wing, called the killing "absolutely and totally wrong".

The conservative wing called itself the Old German Baptist Brethren to emphasize its conviction that it was holding to earlier beliefs.

Still, it shares influence with the Supreme Council's armed wing, called the Badr Organization, the Fadhila militia and others.

PAC established an armed wing called Poqo, and the ANC set up its military wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe ("Spear of the Nation"), in 1961.

In a joint statement, several political parties, including the Brotherhood's political wing, called for long-term development in Sinai, and recommended better coordination with the Palestinians.

It also has a youth wing called KMWA Youth, which works to "create a healthy, well-balanced community" and promote religious tolerance.

Late last year, Jakks Pacific, a toymaker in Malibu, Calif., released a lightweight radio-controlled flying wing called the XPV, or Xtreme Performance Vehicle, which sells for $60.

Mandela and his radical colleagues now persuaded the ANC leadership, with some difficulty, to form a separate military wing, called Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), to embark on the "armed struggle" beginning with sabotage.