Sentence examples for summarily called from inspiring English sources

The telephone on the secretary's desk rang in the middle of my protest, and I was summarily called into the presence.

The narrator is the Evangelist, a tenor, Jesus and all other male characters are sung by a bass, the people who are often summarily called (the Jews) are sung by a four-part chorus (SATB) in dramatic movements.

However, individuals also learn about states, situations, contexts, rules, sequences, and conditional probabilities, which may be summarily called models of the world.

One of the marks of cellular senescence is senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP), which results in the secretion of various growth factors, cytokines, and proteases (called summarily senescence messaging secretome (SMS) (Kuilman & Peeper, 2009)), leading to age-related tissue dysfunction and disruption (Coppe et al., 2008; Rodier & Campisi, 2011).

Last year the DWP summarily rejected calls from both an all-party committee of MPs and its own social security advisory committee for a formal review of sanctions.

"Approximately two weeks later, he was called into an office and summarily told he was part of a mass layoff," says Shustak. "There was no other reason given".

Uncountable human beings -- mostly black males in the South -- were grabbed by what can only be called an angry mob, and summarily executed without benefit of a trial by a jury of their peers for their perceived wrongdoing.

Over the past few months many proper nouns - familiar faces in the thoroughfares of the Guardian - have been called before our style tribunal and summarily stripped of their initial capitals.

In the spring of 2000, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Jack Black made a pilot for Fox called "Heat Vision and Jack," which was summarily killed.

The Yamaguchi-gumi called an emergency meeting on August 27 and summarily expelled the 13 bosses and their factions from the group.

In summarily executing him in this way, the US has just called the kettle black.