Sentence examples for not recalled to from inspiring English sources

Macdonald's involvement in the anti-Bonapartist intrigues of General Moreau in 1804 led to his discharge, and he was not recalled to active duty until 1809, when Napoleon judged his military talents indispensable.

Upon Francesco's sudden death in December 1612, the dukedom passed to his brother Ferdinando, but Monteverdi was not recalled to the court and was appointed maestro di capella in August 1613 at St Mark's, Venice.

Wellington stationed a further 17,000 troops at Halle, 8 mile away to the west; they were not recalled to participate in the battle but were to serve as a fallback position should the battle be lost.

The reserve opener Brown was not recalled to open in the absence of Barnes; instead, Hassett would improvise and open with Morris, while the teenaged Harvey came into the middle-order.

The picture consists of 18 elements, each of which can be scored from 0 (not recalled) to 2 (correctly placed and correctly drawn) for a maximum score of 36 points per trial.

Another limitation was the variable time interval between the brief intervention and survey interview as patients were not recalled to the clinic and had to be followed up by phone which was subject to patient and researcher availability.

Each time he has given answers such as "I don't recall" to a tough question on the stand, he has moved a little further towards the centre.

"All manufacturers are recalibrating their recall programmes to go from 'if in doubt, don't recall' to 'if in doubt, recall,'" according to Clarence Ditlow, of the consumer group Center for Auto Safety CASS).

Asked about the remark in the letter about saying things "without factual foundation," he said: "You know, I don't recall, to be honest with you.

Not the explosion, which he still doesn't recall to this day.

Unfortunately, human lives can't be "recalled" to the factory for in-warranty repair like cars.