Sentence examples for world calling from inspiring English sources

"I had every real-estate investor in the world calling me, kicking tires," he said.

The news comes despite a shower of fresh appeals from around the world calling for clemency from the Indonesian president.

The Dalai Lama lives in exile in India, though he travels the world calling for dialogue with Chinese officials.

But looking into her personal life in the outside world, calling a number on her behalf: that was different.

Ernest Hemingway became its most famous supporter in the Anglo-Saxon world, calling it an art: "not a sport but a tragedy".

Editor of the rankings, Phil Baty, also commended the UK's universities for being the very best in the world, calling them "a tremendous national asset".

This leaked report from the UN adds further weight to calls from experts across the world calling on governments to rethink the criminalisation of addiction".

A petition started by the conservancy gathered more than 28,000 signatures from supporters around the world, calling for the house to be saved.

"With the entire world calling this a coup, why isn't the American administration calling it so?" asked Wael Haddara, a senior adviser to Mr. Morsi.

Even before her concert, Madonna was one of many celebrities from around the world calling for the young women's release in the name of artistic and political freedom.

Birol also highlighted the need to reduce emissions from transport around the world, calling for far greater investments in electric vehicles and public transport, particularly in developing countries.