Sentences with phrase «quietly calling your name»

Throughout my turmoil, God had been quietly calling my name.

• Do not reprimand a student in front of the class; a quiet word in their ear or just quietly calling their name is okay.

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She quietly passed away in bed on the eve of the seventh day, holding her arms out to an unseen person across the room, quietly calling grandpa's name.

But today and tomorrow and all week, while everyone argues about OKC's future and how Harden will look in Houston, it's hard not to quietly ignore it all and imagine how great it would have been to have a team of characters awesome enough to be called the Pizza Roll Dynasty, and dominant enough to live up to the second part of the name.

In my opinion, yes, he should call him not publicly but quietly and say, «Please, I expect you to resign on this matter so that you can clear your name,» he said.

The SLF was founded around a year ago, chiefly to avenge the rise of the so - called Orange Book - ites, the cabal of high - up LDs best described as neo-liberal democrats, who contributed to the quietly infamous book of the same name.

Well, that day has arrived, as Stevens has been tapped to make Oscars attendees weep quietly in their seats by performing «Mystery Of Love» from Call Me By Your Name at this year's Oscars telecast.

Yet one movie has been quietly but consistently building a steady drumbeat of support: Luca Guadagnino's Call Me By Your Name.

But there's a sense of symmetry to Stuhlbarg's latest triumph — certain to bring him awards - season heat — as the quietly attentive father of an intelligent teen, Elio (Timothée Chalamet), in director Luca Guadagnino's Call Me by Your Name, a euphorically generous, sun - dappled gay romance set in 1983 Italy and based on the beloved novel by André Aciman.

If necessary, call her name quietly to get her attention.

But while the pope's effectiveness in prompting congressional action has yet to be seen, Gibson's resolution is the product of a grass - roots coalition of faith and environmental groups that has been working quietly behind the scenes for two years under the umbrella name Call to Conscience on Climate Disruption (CCCD).