Sentence examples for summon a from inspiring English sources

Stoke did summon a second wind.

He interrupts her to summon a waiter.

Could the commander in chief not summon a plate of cookies to his table?

He advised Charles to summon a parliament at Oxford in December 1643.

Chelsea tried to summon a special finish, the sort of desperate win that defines title races.

Instead of proposing a pension reform, Lula plans to summon a "forum" to discuss it.

William was now asked to carry on the government and summon a Parliament.

Both plays used minimal means, in intimate spaces, to summon a particular ethos with affection.

Rooms have "butler" buttons, which will summon a hotel employee within three minutes.

But it might be time for him to summon a little of Johnson's indignation.

He could even summon a classical rationale for underground living spaces: "The Romans did it.