Sentence examples for invoke what from inspiring English sources

Why — to invoke what has become the film's single most notorious sequence — are there dinosaurs?

The Big Board started to invoke what it calls "liquidity replenishment points," or L.R.P.'s.

THOMAS R. SUOZZI, the Nassau county executive, likes to invoke what he calls the house-painting model of economic development.

Their chief problem — to invoke what, under the circumstances, seems the fair standard — is that they do not read as literature.

In response to the Democratic tactics, Bill Frist, the Majority Leader at the time, threatened to invoke what became known as "the nuclear option," which would have changed the Senate rules to allow nominations to proceed with a simple majority.

The resulting decisions were not always models of principle or consistency, but Justice Brennan would invoke what he called the first rule of the Supreme Court by holding up an open hand: It takes five votes to accomplish anything.

It invokes what should be the true and ultimate authority in American government: We the People.

So, in December, 2013, Reid invoked what became known as the nuclear option.

My Favourite Room itself is nicely granular, sifting through feelings, invoking what Ogden's friends say.

The request for arbitration was made by Warner, invoking what it said it believed to be a contractual right.

The film invokes "What's Up, Doc?" and "Bringing Up Baby," with their whirly-girl heroines and bespectacled heroes.