To prevent the king from dissolving it at will, Parliament passed the Triennial Act, which required Parliament to be summoned at least once every three years, and permitted the Lord Keeper of the Great Seal and 12 peers to summon Parliament if the king failed to do so.
After he summoned her by telegram ("WOUNDED. COME AT ONCE"), she took a clerical job at brigade headquarters, in Madrid.
Upon return to the ship, I summoned Cetin once again.
So important was Gregson that when Thatcher cut short her summer holiday that August to rush home and fret about the strike, he was at once summoned to No 10.
Summon emergency help at once if you or someone else experiences severe headaches, seizures or loss of consciousness.
He can really be an annoying opponent especially at the early parts of the game due to his ability that enables him to possibly summon lots of minions at once.
At once they summon a host of devils, which causes two of the disciples to die of terror and two to go mad, leaving only Joseph and a disciple.
It's a doubly durable tradition because it summons up two kinds of nostalgia at once: nostalgia for those endless summer vacations, and nostalgia for an age of unanimity — a (fictional) time when we were all listening to the same radio station and buying the same CDs.
There are many serialized dramas at the moment, and they all require the kind of commitment and attention that is hard to summon once a week, every week.
Mr. Niebanck's nuanced performance, at once despairing, desperately holding on, summoning strength, is a visualization of the no-win human condition.
