a call to arms

At times, it almost seems like a call to arms.

Now that's a call to arms if ever I heard one.

The knowledge comes with a price: a call to arms.

The second was a call to arms for dance to help change society.

But others took the attacks as a call to arms.

How about a call to arms against the Thai government.

I think he said that the big society was not a cry for help but a call to arms.

She ended with a call to arms: "We want you to be part of our army."

The election comes down to a call to arms for Democrats."

To the bill's opponents, those actions were a call to arms.

For Amtrak's 25 million passengers, this should be a call to arms.

Powell issues a call to arms to kill the entire gang.

It was a call to arms for what would become the modern consumerist culture.

It was a call to arms, and the veterans were eager to join up.

It's like a call to arms, which the Democrats will ignore at their peril.

It's a call to arms, and a beautiful, exhilarating one at that.

Then he said, "Not exactly what I usually think of as a call to arms."

This is more than a political campaign; it is a call to arms.

This is nothing less than a call to arms to restore the vitality of the American dream.

The speech was both a call to arms and a declaration to conservatives that he is one of them.

The draft bill has only been out for a few hours, and its opponents are already issuing a call to arms.

There will be outrage and a call to arms.

Still, this book is not intended to provide an incremental agenda, but to be a call to arms.

Clinton's address on March 3 was a call to arms aimed at both branches of government and the political parties.