In 1963 the Met recalled him for a new production of Verdi's "Otello" at Lincoln Center, where he became a mainstay.
After a 14-month absence, Löw recalled him for the ill-fated friendly against France in November, the night of the terror attacks in Paris.
His record, which includes three Ashes victories, is too considerable for that and the smart money says that if he makes early runs for Sussex then the selectors will recall him for the First Test against Sri Lanka in June.
The Mets recalled him for a spot start on Aug. 9 and, thinking his power arm could still help them in the bullpen, moved him there a few days later.
In response to Chang's pro-development efforts, a group called Cupertino Citizens for Sensible Growth is working to recall him for failing "to fulfill his fiduciary duty to Cupertino citizens".
I was surprised that anyone thought that Tony Blair would come under much criticism in the final report; if he was in danger of that, Lord Hutton would surely have recalled him for the second stage.
"To suggest that Mr. Schnall because he has certain opinions or possesses certain opinions or beliefs regarding history or regarding the world and its current affairs or any of the beliefs that are illustrated or set forth in Mr. Scaring's motion that he should then be permitted to recall him for purposes of cross-examining him about possible psychiatric issues is — it's just — it's absurd.
However, he had a rough ride in the hearings, as MEPs recalled him for a second round of questioning.
In an unusual step, MEPs had recalled him for a second confirmation hearing before re-affirming his appointment by a margin of 45-13 comembers members.
When the Conservatives lost the 2005 election, Crosby said he had come in too late: "You can't fatten a pig on market day," he said - but he left enough admirers here in Britain for Boris Johnson to recall him for the 2008 London mayoral campaign.
