Sentence examples for likely to summon from inspiring English sources

But only organ buffs are likely to summon Part 3 quickly to mind.

The panel is also likely to summon senior British military commanders who have complained privately that many British casualties resulted from equipment shortcomings forced by government underfinancing.

With its bold red and white crest, the Swiss Chalet Bakery, in downtown Morristown, is likely to summon visions of hot chocolate.

To the unprepared, the very word "prepper" is likely to summon images of armed zealots hunkered down in bunkers awaiting the End of Days, but the reality, at least here in New York, is less dramatic.

The New Zealander said she did not feel "intimidated" by the powerful people who could potentially be implicated in the investigation and that she would be likely to summon prominent people to give evidence.

As it looks in the museum, his original vision of Andrewsarchus takes pride of place at the beginning an exhibit likely to summon more than a few wild imaginings.

Yet it is Mr. Klein who is likely to be summoned to testify at legislative hearings.

Senior executives at Network Rail are likely to be summoned to Westminster to explain the engineering overruns that caused chaos for Christmas travellers over the weekend.

It has wide-ranging powers to call witnesses from all levels of the security services, although senior officials such as the deputy Director-General, who has responsibility for operations against domestic terrorism, are more likely to be summoned.

If Tuilagi, who starts at inside-centre, comes through unscathed against Harlequins and then London Irish nine days later, he is likely to be summoned into England's training camp to prepare for the visit of Wales to Twickenham.

James Murdoch is likely to be summoned to appear before MPs for a second time after a former director of legal affairs at News International joined other former executives in challenging his evidence to the Commons culture select committee.