Sentence examples for A convocation of from inspiring English sources
A convocation of retired generals (including a former chief of the defence staff) and a distinguished Tory foreign secretary (Lord Hurd) have expressed their unease.
His job was confirmed by the city's presbytery, a convocation of local ministers and elders.
"Is this a convocation of the sensible wing of Ukip?" I asked O'Flynn.
Robert Hare, a 19th-century American chemist, summons a convocation of defunct Worthies to answer questions about the afterlife.
This month, a convocation of clergy members met to discuss what to do about the lack of priests.
Editor's note: this article originally referred to a "convocation of owls"; that collective noun correctly applies to eagles.
To counter the movement's cool reception at the main event, the Heartland Institute, the controversial mothership for climate skeptics, hosted what sounded like a major convocation of the skeptic movement, a day-long event call the Day of Examining the Data.
A fantastic convocation of pitchers meets in cabal.
The "clones" of the title are a genetically engineered army secretly commissioned for the Republic's defence, but whose existence is covered up a sinister convocation of plotters.
The concert was part of the International Keyboard Institute & Festival, an annual convocation of performing, teaching and lecturing.
Thus was born Gadgetoff, an annual convocation of like-minded gear-heads.
