This is where I am now - this place, this time, here and now.' Here and now, however, the music summoned him.
I had even lost the peace I had, the man was beating me regardless of day or night … now this lady summoned him and we sat, even my brother was there.
Here and now, however, the music summoned him.
It all went by so quickly that all I can summon right now are the most impressionistic memories, but all of them are positive.
That smell made such a deep impression on me when I was young that I can easily summon it now: a mixture of dust and damp and floor drain and plywood and clothes-dryer exhaust (which my mother filtered through an old nylon stocking or panty-hose leg that she rubber-banded to the end of a curving corrugated duct).
That is exactly the kind of resolve she needs to summon now.
This atmosphere, hard to summon now, framed the decisions on detention, "enhanced interrogation" and the invasion of Iraq.
If the euro zone cannot summon enough cooperation now, how is any union requiring tighter cooperation supposed to work?
That is why I will keep this valuable baseball: to summon, now and then, the delights of ginger ale, the sounds of a beloved aunt and that fleeting flash of light on a troubled man's face.
It's impossible not to summon his ghost now that immigration is once again the subject of national debate.
The Yankees' roster still has enough talent to summon past greatness, now and then, and if Soriano stays this hot, he could carry the team for a while.
