Sentence examples for would be calls from inspiring English sources

Were he any more intimate with the front rows, there would be calls to the police.

Even if this process could be carried out expeditiously, there would be calls for another general election.

Given the reverence widely held in Tibet for the institution, it would seem unlikely that there would be calls for it to end.

There would be calls to give greater legal force to the charter of fundamental rights, a sweeping catalogue of social and civil rights.

However, one Labour MP said there would be calls for Corbyn to resign later on Friday as "even his supporters realise he is not up to it".

Probably in any other country, after such events, there would be calls for the commissioner of police and the chief minister to resign.

He would be called a cad.

This would be called a model age.

In Somalia this would be called piracy.

(It would be called market-making).

Today they would be called coordinators.