Sentence examples for should have summoned from inspiring English sources

My disappointment rests with Bill Keller, the executive editor, and Jill Abramson, the managing editor for news, who clearly should have summoned the prescience to know what the consequences would be, most especially of the anonymous aspect.

They said Mr. Bush should have summoned lawmakers to the White House and gone to the Capitol to personally plead his case — as other presidents including Mr. Bush have done in the past to sell their highest priorities.

Mr. Nkole, of the anticorruption task force, said the magistrate told the prosecution it should have summoned the former intelligence chief, Xavier Chungu, to testify about whether it was public money that Mr. Chiluba spent, or money donated to his campaigns that was commingled in the secret account.

No one has delved more fruitfully than Storaro into the depths of color, exploring its contribution to political and physical extremes, and you could argue that Allen should have summoned him sooner, to chart Cate Blanchett's prostration in "Blue Jasmine" (2013).

Stapleford also rejected Le Gougne's argument that the skating union should have summoned the other four judges who voted for the Russians in the free program to testify in Lausanne instead of inviting only two judges who voted for the Canadians.

Senate committees have summoned him to testify.

Would you have summoned the experience of commuting?

We have summoned it before in even bleaker times.

The miners have summoned a posse to defend their claim.

The police have summoned reinforcements from around the Czech Republic.

School officials have summoned counselors to help distraught students.