Sentence examples for quickly summoned from inspiring English sources

The Elders were quickly summoned to study the scene.

He quickly summoned Ms. Scala, who rushed over from school, and liked it as much as he did.

In 1997, when Labour returned to office after an 18-year absence, Tony Blair quickly summoned Heywood from the Treasury.

A reporter mentioned the issue to Vincent Nelson, 48, and he quickly summoned his daughter, Delilia, 5, from the water and told her to rinse off.

After the death of Colonel Qaddafi, the linguist David Beaver and his assistants quickly summoned thousands of Arabic-language tweets before and after the event.

Someone at the cafe tracked down a man by that name who quickly summoned her parents, unsure if it was actually his granddaughter.

It quickly summons a mood, which turned out to be the mood of the country months after the song was released.

He was already directing Gap ads — khakis-wearing dancers doing the mambo — and he'd shown that he could quickly summon a world and a vibe.

Although "In One Person" is narrated by the adult Billy, who has become a famous Irving-like writer named William Abbott and is nearly 70, the book quickly summons his extreme innocence in the presence of a librarian called Miss Frost.

Still, it is uncertain whether the Democratic leaders, who control both chambers of the legislature and the governor's office, can quickly summon enough support to pass the package, which has yet to be formally announced.

Just after his daily 6 a.m. bargaining session with the snooze button, and before his desk job would begin hours later, Josh Cox would start a 10-mile training run by quickly summoning his matador instincts.