Sentence examples for be summoned at from inspiring English sources

They believe that the Unio Mystica is a gift of God and cannot be summoned at will.

Members of his band and entourage told me that he liked to talk late at night, especially after a show, and that I could expect to be summoned at such a moment for a long interview.

This had about a hundred tiny flat press-buttons and a screen about four inches square on which any one of a million "pages" could be summoned at a moment's notice".

The emergence of new cars, in tandem with apps that allow vehicles to be summoned at a moment's notice, provoked a strong response from cabbies, who feel that their livelihood is threatened.

Kim, 72, one of South Korea's most influential sports leaders, presented a written statement to the Seoul district prosecutor's office before being turned away to be summoned at a later date, officials said.

Last week, the disease centers vaccinated about 140 members of epidemiologic teams that can be summoned at a moment's notice to examine a suspected case anywhere in the country.

The police were summoned at 12 53 p.m., and found Ms. Cox with severe injuries.

"It was regrettable that Ambassador Niwa was summoned at such late hours," Mr. Sengoku said, adding that Japan would not release the captain despite the protest.

One wonders if Stewart was summoned, at a difficult time, as much for the Prince's sake as for his children's.

He was summoned, at relatively short notice, as part of Mr Bush's consultations with regional leaders before a planned policy speech on the Middle East.

There is a floating sense of responsibility, frequently for a death, that is summoned at such moments yet can never be entirely grasped or pinned down.