Sentence for calling | Use calling in a sentence

Sentences with calling. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use calling in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for calling.

• His mother was calling! (8)
• Calling said. (10)
• Some one calling you. (8)
• Mercy calling; run to her! (8)
• I hope he will be calling soon. (4)
• He heard Hemmings calling after him. (8)
• A cuckoo began calling from a thorn tree. (8)
• The ambition of her calling stirred in her. (12)
• You would not see any great harm in calling on me? (10)
• He got to calling Bromfield Corey by his surname alone. (9)
• Nuremberg is proud of calling Frau Katharina her daughter. (5)
• Do you mind calling me M. M. and letting me call you F. F.? (8)
• When she was leaving he named a day for calling to see her. (10)
• The school was damped to hear him calling it a nice question. (10)
• Calling him out would give a further dip to the name of Ormont. (10)
• Dana was not of the Cambridge men whose calling was in Cambridge. (9)
• Or was it winged, and calling in space to the souls of the oppressed? (8)
• The trees are fast dropping unreality, and the cuckoos begin calling. (8)
• A gaping public-house, calling itself newly Hotel, fell backward a step. (10)
• She rose from her chair, and left the room, calling to Adrian to follow her. (10)
• And who, calling her his own, could be placed in second rank among the blissful! (10)
• Palmet could recollect the name of one Tomlinson, and also the calling at a brewery. (10)
• A young man, calling himself Robert Armstrong, underwent a presentation to the family. (10)
• This assurance somewhat soothed her while she remained among people of her own calling. (5)
• We cannot quite preserve our dignity when we stoop to the work of calling forth tears. (10)
• Mr. Whitford has defended you against me, Clara, even since I took to calling you Clara. (10)
• She saw that it was he, and, calling out his name, ran back into the shadow of the trees. (8)
• The broadest-minded and most honorable men in our calling realize the disagreeable truth. (16)
• We conciliated him by calling him captain, and pretending to swear an oath of allegiance. (10)
• They forced her to write three words to Count Paul, calling him to her window at midnight. (10)
• It materialised in newspaper men calling out so loudly that no words whatever could be heard. (8)
• She dreamed that a voice was calling her, and she was filled with a helpless, dumb dream terror. (8)
• In the nature of their calling, they are not likely to be economists or theoretical politicians. (16)
• He appears to, have really cancelled the past in every respect save his calling me his goddaughter. (10)
• I was down there, and I took the liberty of calling on Mr. Adister, and I had a very kind reception. (10)
• William was soon calling out from the landing-place of the second story for his mother and for Rebecca. (4)
• He was a colonel or at least a major, and he made a polite feint of calling Basil by some military title. (9)
• This necessity sent his hand to his purse, for the calling of the cab had not been a premeditated matter. (22)
• Every bough was swinging in the wind, every spring bird calling, and a slanting sunlight dappled the grass. (8)
• This had been a grand man, despite his calling, and in the teeth of opprobrious epithets against his craft. (10)
• He bemoaned himself after one of them as the victim of an unhappy calling, in which he could take no exercise. (9)
• If his own conscience would allow it, he knows that too many of his own calling would rise up to confute him. (16)
• Total Repeal was named; the precise date when the Minister intended calling Parliament together to propose it. (10)
• Edward assured them himself of his being in town, within a very short time, by twice calling in Berkeley Street. (4)
• It seemed that in this music she was calling him, telling him that she, too, was longing; her heart, too, empty. (8)
• Who that has heard it calling to him above the grumble of great guns can forget the wild intoxication of its music? (7)
• Upon calling for cigars, he was surprised to observe the woman who was serving there keep her arms under her apron. (10)
• A curlew was whistling on its invisible way, far up; and that wistful, wild calling seemed the very voice of the day. (8)
• She ran forth, calling to one of them, but they came hand in hand, declaring that they had seen neither woman nor man. (10)
• At that day, I believed authorship the noblest calling in the world, and I should still be at a loss to name any nobler. (9)
• The cab branched off, along the side of a wood, and he heard a late cuckoo calling, almost the first he had heard that year. (8)
• Then in the street beyond the outer gate a coster began calling to the sky, and in the music of his prayers the sound was lost. (8)
• It was used freely in the Hindoo drama, the latter calling for the dance, spoken and sung dialogue and instrumental music and songs. (3)
• Elizabeth now expected that she would produce a letter for her from Charlotte, as it seemed the only probable motive for her calling. (4)
• Then she was astonished at the low, calm voice in which Mrs. Green acknowledged herself, and slowly proceeded to apologize for calling. (9)
• If society took in all the people of right ideas and good sense, it would expand beyond the calling capacity of its most active members. (9)
• But Isabella became only more and more urgent, calling on her in the most affectionate manner, addressing her by the most endearing names. (4)
• In that early spring a few buds were showing already; the blackbirds shouting their songs, a cuckoo calling, the sunlight bright and warm. (8)
• In whatever way you walk, at whatever hour, the birds are sweetly calling in the way-side oleanders and the wild sage-bushes and the cedar-tops. (9)
• Sometimes the hammering or the talking would be interrupted by a voice calling, from a passing vehicle in the hidden roadway, something about urns. (9)
• Tracy had the thought that they were calling for Emilia to commence; that it was nature preluding the divine human voice, weaving her spell for it. (10)
• He is a man of easy wit and repartee, and of tact and practical intelligence; qualifications necessary to the successful conduct of his vocal calling. (21)
• She wrote for instructions concerning this gentleman calling himself Sir Purcell Barrett, and receiving them, she permitted Emilia to invite him to their house. (10)
• Of themselves, the conditions that surround the calling of the critic are enough to account for the absence from the American newspapers of authoritative criticism. (16)
• Hubert Caradoc, an apprentice to the calling of diplomacy, more completely than any living Caradoc embodied the characteristic strength and weaknesses of that family. (8)
• His activity in literature, and the accumulation of his published writings, were making him more steadily a conspicuous figure and calling out appreciation and criticisms. (14)

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