Sentence examples for be summoned on from inspiring English sources

For the moment, however, these realities can only be summoned on a laptop screen.

Video replay may be summoned on demand, along with updated box scores.

Rahman would be summoned on a mobile phone he says the British gave him, and would undergo more interrogation.

What did the local utility, Entergy, have to say? Could the mayor of New Orleans, who was surely in the stadium, be summoned on camera?

But to get to where a live show at a club or in a TV studio is -- that's coming close -- and when it can be summoned on demand, then you will really have serious competition from the Internet in the yucks department.

I start to realise that even though what I've learned in the past can't be summoned on demand, it has left impressions somewhere in my brain, in that same memory-limbo where the words on the tip of your tongue hide.

Finally, one woman announces herself as a dominatrix, and is summoned on stage with two stooges to demonstrate.

Going back to the vainglorious wad-flasher of the England squad, one couldn't help remembering Alan Ball's account of being summoned, on the morning of the 1966 World Cup Final, to fetch the £2,000 owed to his room-mate Nobby Stiles and himself by the sponsors, Adidas.

A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that Freeman was summoned on Thursday, but declined to comment further.

Lewandowski has been summoned on the battery charges relating to Michelle Fields to appear in a Palm Beach court on 4 May.

The order's head, Sister Nirmala, was summoned on Friday by a court in Calcutta in connection with the allegation.