Sentence examples for specially summoned from inspiring English sources

Salah Ben Youssef denounced the document, saying it was too restrictive, and refused to attend a specially summoned congress that unanimously supported Bourguiba.

He also knew that at that moment the General Council, having specially summoned the miners' executive, were in consultation with them in the room next door to that in which the Cabinet was sitting.

The refusal of a specially summoned Assembly of Notables to approve these measures, and the opposition of the parlements, forced the king in July 1788 to summon the Estates-General the rEstates-General thehe clerepresentativesand cofmoners—for the following year and thus set in motion the Revolution.

Last month, at a specially summoned meeting in Paris of the International Automobile Federation, Mr. Mosley won a battle to keep his job by making essentially the same argument to the federation's network of national motoring clubs that he advanced in the London court: that his engaging in sadomasochism was a private matter in which no one was harmed.

School officials summoned two specially trained  social workers from the START program to evaluate him.

By night he's allowed out to go boozing and seducing, by day there's arts and crafts (at one point a suicide interrupts some potato stenciling), as well as his own dedicated doc, summoned from New York specially.

You can also summon, set, or special summon monsters.

The patients were summoned to one special dental unit where the dental examinations were conducted by two specially trained and calibrated dentists.

Then old Robert Frost was summoned to read a poem composed specially for this day.

It was midafternoon, and the men had been summoned for a secret meeting, several flown specially from Houston or other corners of the country to meet with those who would decide their fate.

The police were summoned.