Sentence examples for summon up something from inspiring English sources

Generations of teenagers have been able to summon up something close to the same magic, without all that manual dexterity, just by waving their hands in the air.

She stitches into this unadorned fabric some of the glorious similes of Homer: those that imagine a peaceful, pastoral world away from the deathly field of war; or sometimes those that summon up something more dangerous.

A rout looked a possibility when Freeman's penalty extended Mayo's lead to nine early in the second half but Derry did summon up something of a revival as substitute Aaron Kerrigan and Charlie Kielt got on the score-sheet before McGuckin, who had moved from midfield to full-forward, notched a goal.

Yet it all hangs together, and with a pulpy brashness Petroni summons up something quite disturbing.

These days, thanks to the $50 million gated community being built there, the land at 105-111 Old Route 22 summons up something quite different -- the mad dash to build ever-bigger homes, sometimes derided as McMansions, and Armonk's current status as a builder's paradise, where the only things bigger than the houses are the deals it takes to get them built.

With a harmonica, Curran summoned up something more ethereal.

And I can still summon up the satisfaction of typing a clean finished copy of something that seemed to have value, great value, value for me and the world too, on fresh crinkled sheets of Corrasable Bond.

Summon up the dispatch box blood.

Can the Islanders summon up the glory days again?

Ruins summon up the fraternity of the centuries.

Convertibles summon up the spirit of summer.