Sentence examples for summon this from inspiring English sources

On the iPhone, you summon this list by dragging your finger down from the top of the screen.

Or maybe it was timing, the will and the skill of a performer dedicated to summon this peak of performance at just the right occasion.

The thesaurus is available from the Tools menu, but there is an even quicker way to summon this handy reference tool.

Travel can sometimes summon this kind of awareness automatically — we can all remember times when the world came alive unexpectedly — but we can also bring it to vibrant life voluntarily.

But, as our distance from the original Romantic Age grows longer and longer, the magic of melody may be harder and harder to summon; this is why the wild young energy of a David T. Little — best represented by his rock-driven opera "Dog Days" — seems so fresh.

"What Cameroon needs is a charismatic coach who will not allow himself to be easily influenced to summon this or that player to the national squad simply because he has been in the team for a number of years or because he is a friend of a senior official of the federation.

For all the grave terror Mr. Muti summoned, this frenzied scene had a curiously reined-in quality.

One recent afternoon, Patterson summoned this interviewer (no relation) to an expense-account joint in midtown.

You really did believe that it was the mind of the artist that summoned this vision into being.

Still, the ultimate credit must go to Mr. Eaton, who summoned this jape from an ebullient musical imagination.

Thirty stores later, he got another out-of-the-blue phone summons, this time from Harold S. Geneen, the chief executive of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.