Sentence examples for it could be summoned from inspiring English sources

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.

The Egyptians believed that heka was the primordial force present at the creation of the world, that it could be summoned up during the observance of religious ritual, and that its chief function was the preservation of the natural world order.

A defender scored the goal that got Spain to its first World Cup final, and any one of its fine substitutes could be summoned to score the defining goal in its history.

In 471 bc the Concilium Plebis was established; this body was organized and voted by tribes, and it consisted exclusively of plebeians and could be summoned and presided over only by the plebeian magistrates, i.e., the tribunes.

Sanae Hanekoma, the Producer, bound her soul to a pin from which her Noise could be summoned, and gave it to Beat.

It also built and reinforced personal relationships with members, who could be summoned to make demands of politicians in nearly every legislative district.

Only a few years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that whole libraries of books, music and information could be summoned to a phone in your palm; yet the pursuit of profit has helped to put them there.

Realizing that around 96percentt of the time vehicles are in garages, parking lots and driveways, Honda's NeuV would be an automated ride-sharing vehicle that could be summoned to pick up and drop people off when the owner is not using it thereby becoming more valuable to the owner because it can monetize its downtime.

— so they could be summoned without identification.

Such beauty could be summoned by the beast.

They could be summoned in and interrogated and their lives could be made miserable.