Sentence examples for summon from from inspiring English sources

Chelsea Through Feb. 8 Lucky indeed is the man who can summon from memory or fantasy such posh residential settings as Michael Wetzel depicts in realistic detail.

It's an evocative gimmick, a metaphor for what a player's passion can summon from the air, and a fitting prelude to what immediately follows.

Once the Yankees had the lead and the inning was over, the next step for Manager Joe Girardi was to summon from the bullpen the most foregone conclusion in baseball.

There's nothing more flattering than the person who can summon from the depths of time your mother's name or your wedding toast; you'll warm your niece's heart when you appear to have "remembered" her yearlong stint working at Macy's.

It threads its own needles, has an LED screen to remind you which custom stitch you are trying to summon from its memory and yawns with boredom at the thought of making yet another perfect buttonhole, automatically.

The first is of an airborne Andy Carroll, his eyes fixed on the ball as it careers over in a delicious arc from the right flank and the white flash of gritted teeth, his jaw fixed, an indication of the power he is straining to summon from heaving neck muscles.

Summoned from Nebraska, Sudan, Hong Kong.

Dmytryk received a summons from HUAC following Crossfire's release.

My mother gets endless summons from NHS outposts.

Demons summoned from the bowels of Hell or some such.

These are immediate messages summoned from old frustrations.