Sentence examples for summoned on from inspiring English sources

The remarks represent a familiar tension between coaches, who are impatient for constant, tangible effort, and forwards, whose artistry is spontaneous and not easily summoned on demand.

Finally, one woman announces herself as a dominatrix, and is summoned on stage with two stooges to demonstrate.

Going back to the vainglorious wad-flasher of the England squad, one couldn't help remembering Alan Ball's account of being summoned, on the morning of the 1966 World Cup Final, to fetch the £2,000 owed to his room-mate Nobby Stiles and himself by the sponsors, Adidas.

For the moment, however, these realities can only be summoned on a laptop screen.

A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that Freeman was summoned on Thursday, but declined to comment further.

Video replay may be summoned on demand, along with updated box scores.

This summoned on-site security guards and eventually the police, who detained the men for several hours before moving them to a nearby police station for further questioning.

While Uber is creating a platform for providing a lot of services that customers might like to summon on-demand, all is not rosy in Uberland.

"That is perhaps a nostalgia that I was trying to summon on behalf of Steve," he said.

And so there's an easy contempt, which they summon on a moment's notice for tree-huggers or people concerned about global warming".

"He has a player who has gone down, who has remained down and the referee obviously considered it serious enough to summon on the doctor and the physio.