With my grandfather unavailable (a Ouija board summons failed to conjure him), I looked for substitutes online.
Harvard's Administrative Board summoned Zuckerberg to a hearing, accusing him of violating students' privacy and of stealing the university's intellectual property by downloading pictures without permission.
Soon afterwards the company's board members were summoned to the Elysée.
The train had been left unattended during a stop six miles from the crash site and had been boarded by firefighters summoned to extinguish an onboard blaze five minutes after the sole engineer set the brakes and left it unmanned.
In May 2002, he summoned the board chairwoman, Ms. Johnson, and other directors to his office to meet with elected officials.
The state's commissioner of education, Richard P. Mills, summoned the board to Albany this month and directed it to take several steps needed to start the new semester in September, including passing a district budget.
After Kay and two colleagues, Andrew Dilnot and Nicholas Morris, published a book that was critical of the Inland Revenue, Laurence Airey, the chairman of the board of the Revenue, summoned Kay into an enormous ballroom in Somerset House, which then held the Revenue's headquarters, and screamed at him for 15 minutes.
(Merrill begins his poem "Yánnina," "Somnambulists along the promenade …" ) Merrill wrote a 600-page poem, excerpted here, entitled "The Changing Light at Sandover," based on his and his longtime partner's adventures with the Ouija board, with which they summoned from the dead, among others, W. H. Auden, Plato and a peacock named Mirabell.
The board of the union promptly summoned him to a disciplinary meeting and demanded that he retract the charges or face expulsion.
