Sentence examples similar to be summoned so that from inspiring English sources

The newspapers covered the case in salacious detail, and, at Cunningham's trial, more than twelve times the usual number of prospective jurors were summoned, so that the case could be heard without prejudice.

It is no accident that the memories associated with a traumatic event can be summoned so vividly.

Reinforcements at nearby Camp War Eagle were summoned so abruptly that they discarded plastic plates as they ran for their vehicles.

That would allow the cars to be summoned electronically, so that people could share them.

Sheldon himself would have to be summoned to fix that!

Given the power and intensity of the speech, one wonders how Mr. Byrne plumbs so deep every night -- what demons of his own he might be summoning that makes their release seem so real.

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.

There was so much blood on the pavement that a fire truck had to be summoned the next day.

The Act required that all peers be summoned as Triers.

Rivers was so emotionally overcome when informed of the news after the game that Clippers trainer Jasen Powell had to be summoned, but Rivers was fine besides being heartbroken.

Freedom means that you can't be summoned.