Sentence examples for only summoned from inspiring English sources

Old songs like "Cross-Eyed and Painless" or "Once in a Lifetime" only summoned thoughts of how Mr. Byrne had gotten them far more right the first time.

A horrified British burglar who mistook a work of art for a pickled human head not only summoned the police to the home he intended to rob but also renounced his life of crime, Reuters reported yesterday.

In the event he could only summon the energy to climb right over it once.

Whether possession should still be prohibited but police could only summon individuals to appear before panels tasked with determining education, health or social interventions.

If he could only summon the energy, he would walk out of the yard, past the gates and into the traffic on the highway.

Click here to listen to audio It didn't help that Pennington could only summon up Vegas through drink, meaning heavy boozing became an essential part of his standup.

Channel 4 Film's Catherine Bray is one of the few to deliver a positive verdict, and even she can only summon up three and a half stars out of a possible five.

Every time we read about an MP fiddling his expenses we need only summon to mind a mental picture of some oil baron in a Stetson stuffing money into George Bush's pocket to feel good about the smallness of our own corruptions.

It need only summon the will to do so.

We need only summon Our Collective Will, at this late hour of necrotic wealth-gap sickness, and collect these proposals into a kind of Manhattan Project of Wealth Gap Reduction.

Bullies will always end up caving if one can only summon the guts to stand up to them.