Sentence examples for it could summon from inspiring English sources

It could summon soldiers who had served the regime as junior officers, but could not compel them to speak.

If the "corpse" regained consciousness after burial, it could summon help from the surface by activating a system of flags and bells.

But the Socialist Workers Party proved it could summon support for a counter demonstration, and other groups and individuals made fierce attempts to stop the march.

The guqin was believed to be the instrument best able to link man and cosmos, to harmonize heaven and earth; some even claimed it could summon ghosts, cure disease, make birds dance and fish fly.

It could summon an international intergovernmental conference where all potential players – Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Afghanistan, Jordan, Lebanon, Nigeria and other African governments, as well as the US, Russia, and China - would have appropriate status, and cooperate against what all must see as a common enemy.

Coste Stresses Value of Radio; Finds It as Important as Motor; He Tells How It Brought Comfort in the Knowledge That It Could Summon Human Aid-Says Lack of Preparation Has Caused Failures in the Past.

And when I most needed it, I found I could summon it — that mad, dim hope.

I could have kept it up, could have said, "What money?," injecting all the trampled innocence I could summon into my voice, but I didn't.

I had command of a precise and specialized vocabulary that I could summon more or less at will.

"He's as pure an example of the public intellectual as I could summon up," Mr. Lamm said.

There have been a dozen of them for Chelsea so far in Group F, and there were moments here when it seemed they could summon them at will.