Sentence examples for summon them to from inspiring English sources

Kings, imitating Byzantine practice, exercised the right to appoint bishops, the natural leaders of the Hispano-Roman majority, and to summon them to the Councils of Toledo.

Because the United Way used old lists of trustees to summon them to the meeting today, it did not have a quorum and had to recess.

As they wait for the morning bell to summon them to classes, the children scamper about and tease one another, or affectionately cluster around and hug their principal.

The new recruits will not confront people directly, local news agencies said, but instead will send number plates to their superiors who will then officially summon them to see the police.

His decision to meet with the union leaders -- and to visit their headquarters rather than summon them to his offices -- signaled the importance that the unions will play as Mr. Bloomberg confronts huge fiscal problems when he takes office.

So instead, like the parents of two-year-olds, the next Congress should summon them to Washington and publicly punish these executives who, in Kohlberg's terms, "see morality as something external to themselves, as that which the big people say they must do".

Bush summoned them to stiffen their resolve.

After four hours, a doctor finally summoned them to a secluded corridor.

Through his cellphone, Mr. Seelagy summoned them to a nearby golf course fairway.

When a letter arrived summoning them to the police headquarters last week they were ready to celebrate.

That would change under James, who summoned them to play 10 or more times annually.