Sentence examples for be summoned in from inspiring English sources

But no police officers had to be summoned in the end.

When something can be summoned in an instant via broadband, whether it is a game world, an e-mail inbox or pornographic material, it is harder to resist.

"Will the President even let herself be summoned in the form of her candidate?" Pagni asked, practically rhetorically, in La Nación.

These ubiquitous non-wins meant that, last night, my facial muscles were so well practised in the "non-winners smile" that it could be summoned in a nanosecond.

Last week, the centers vaccinated some 140 members of epidemiologic teams that can be summoned in a flash to examine suspected cases of the illness.

The rise of British teenagers and their warring subcultures is just too big (and too nuanced) a subject to be summoned in a few pages.

Elements of Mr. Hopkins's past, including the home entertainments of a pretelevision childhood and his affair as a soldier with a Japanese prostitute, are summoned in alternately sweet and acrid wisps of song and vignettes.

Posada was summoned in September.

He admitted he was tense after being summoned in the tie game.

Hence, he was already embittered against the aristocracy by the time the States General were summoned in 1788.

He had been summoned in a political prosecution, one that has been used to cast the protesters as dangerous radicals.