Sentence examples for called a summit from inspiring English sources

Egypt has called a summit of world leaders in Sharm al-Sheikh today to discuss Gaza's future.

Kelly held what he called a summit in Toronto last September, the first in Canada, with 25 college coaches there to scout and answer questions.

The outcry became so pitched that President Theodore Roosevelt, a Harvard man and longtime football fan, called a summit at the White House, which Camp attended, to push for changes.

It was a cordial meeting — Frost would have preferred it be called a summit — that Frost squandered by misquoting Khrushchev upon his return to the United States, claiming Khrushchev had described the United States as "too liberal to fight".

At SUNY, where the state has cut $674 million, or 30 percent, from the system's operating budget in three years, the chancellor, Nancy L. Zimpher, recently held what she called a "summit meeting" in Manhattan for fund-raising officials from the 64 campuses.

And to mark the occasion, I staged my own version of Coachella: I called a summit of my Wolf Pack.

IF IN doubt, call a summit.

He is also to call a summit of the main global religions to discuss the climate.

He added: "And the only time that it's appropriate for a U.S. President to call a summit?

Instead, he announced that he was calling a summit meeting on Wednesday with "various stakeholders" to consider possible changes to the bill.

At a news conference today with Dr. Albright, Mr. Barak said that calling a summit meeting was the prerogative of Mr. Clinton.