Sentence examples for summoned himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goodman summoned himself several times, but was picked only once, four or five years ago.

For the book's persistent question is: If Adam Gordon were able to summon himself into authenticity, would there be anything to see? Are we in fact constituted by our inauthenticities?

He has been summoned to explain himself.

Alan Greenspan himself summoned the bosses of leading banks to a meeting in New York the next day.

He gathered himself, summoned the resolve that defined him and did what had to be done to win.

Tintin finds himself summoned to rescue old friends from a civil war between two Latin American warlords.

and suddenly finds himself summoned to divulge the price of a dish of six chicken wings.

The behind-schedule Michelangelo (Heston) is summoned to explain himself to his patron, Pope Julius II Harrisonn).

When Beecroft was summoned to explain himself in parliament, he admitted there was little evidence to support his proposals.

A journalist working in Indonesia finds himself summoned to an inordinate number of interviews in shopping mall food courts and cafes.

So the time may indeed be approaching when Mr Chavez finds himself summoned to appear before his own formerly obedient court.