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Calling in sentence

1730 examples of Calling in a sentence

It's being done by some in the industry, but not enough, so we're pushing a law in Congress called the SAFE Seafood Act, and I'm very excited today to announce the release of a chef's petition, where 450 chefs have signed a petition calling on Congress to support the SAFE Seafood Act.
They were calling it the "billy possum."
But instead of just going home and calling it quits, I took a step back and asked myself, what went wrong here?
He told me, "One day we saw the imam on TV calling us infidels and saying, 'These families are trying to destroy the mosque.'"
I mean, really, same example: if you don't like politicians calling each other names, stop clicking on the stories about what one guy in one party called the other guy in the other party.
I haven't talked to you for a long time, but I talked to you on Saturday or Sunday, yeah, Saturday or Sunday, so now I'm calling you again to say hello and I wonder what you're doing right now, and I'm going to probably call you again tomorrow or today, so I'll talk to you later.
It's just that I've been so busy because school started, as you might not know, probably, since you're a whale, you don't know, and I'm calling you to just say, to wish you a merry Christmas.
He tried not to ever have his personal life subject to examination, and so I think calling him Snowden is a way of just identifying him as this important historical actor rather than trying to personalize him in a way that might distract attention from the substance.
This world is calling out for us to have a collective mindset, and I believe in doing that.
It calls on us, each of us, to a higher calling.
So here's what I'm calling for you to do.
The bee is not calling the shots.
Calling for that plane was one of the toughest decisions of my life.
I don't regret calling for that plane for a second, because I'm still standing here alive, with all digits intact, telling this story.
If you saw I wasn't calling you, why didn't you just pick up the phone and call me?"
This, I believe, is the calling of a generation.
When I was 22 years old, I was lucky enough to find my calling when I fell into making radio stories.
We're calling it the Just Index, and remember, we're an independent not-for-profit with no bias, and we will be giving the American public a voice.
I've already told him I was calling you.
The phone is ringing, her friends are calling, but she doesn't know how to talk to them.
In this talk, I could only highlight the things that they said, such as calling him a "retarded fool."
We now have techniques, because of these rapid methods of synthesis, to do what we're calling combinatorial genomics.
This is the tension the women calling me were feeling.
In case after case I've studied, employers have no problem calling on law enforcement to try and threaten or deport their striking trafficked workers.
If we demanded laws calling for the same?
This isn't a matter of buying a fair-trade peach and calling it a day, buying a guilt-free zone with your money.
When our eyes locked, she said, "Why do you keep calling this a school?
Like, you keep calling it the sex industry or whatever, but it's like, if the girl wants to be an exotic dancer and she's 18, like, that's her right.
Or at least, I wrote an essay, and then I wrote a book called "Bad Feminist," and then in interviews, people started calling me The Bad Feminist.
But recently, scientists discovered that overlaying this tree of life is a dense network of bacteria, and these bacteria are actually tying together species that were completely separated before, to what scientists are now calling not the tree of life, but the web of life, the network of life.
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