call on

How To Use call on In A Sentence

• We the Muslims unequivocally condemn abuse of the phrase Allahu Akbar and call on the imams and the scholars to recondition appropriate use of the phrase. Mike Ghouse: Allahu Akbar Is Abused
• The mayor likes to call on some of the prominent citizens
• What's the use of having such a juicy and appetizing prospect-list if you can't call on them?
• Students were also asked to provide a narrative of what transpired during their last blackout based upon what they could recall on their own and what others told them.
• Remember to use all necessary safety precautions - and common sense - when working on a roof, and call on a professional roofer for any repairs you're not fully comfortable undertaking on your own.
• Mr Clarke said he walks to work when the weather is fine but in the winter he appreciates being able to call on a lift.
• I call on Muslims to limit the use of the phrase Allahu Akbar for prayers alone and avoid using in public to prevent disruptions. Mike Ghouse: Allahu Akbar Is Abused
• The moderator can then select the questions to be asked and call on the individuals who submitted them to actually pose the questions to the candidates.
• Dressed in traditional costume, this is an opportunity to show off their horses and horsemanship, to call on friends, to dance flamenco, to eat, drink and be merry.
• Most recall only the very good or bad: the majority say their heads had little impact on them. Times, Sunday Times