Sentence examples for summoned to do from inspiring English sources

Some felt summoned to do one thing.

Winds were summoned to do battle in the air.

After all, there are actors who have never touched a piano keyboard yet can appear to play flawlessly complex passages of Bach or Beethoven when summoned to do so by their directors; but no non-tennis-playing actor has been able to fake even so much as a relaxed-looking bouncing of the ball before a serve.

3. What are you being urged, called, or summoned to do?

I would have had much to go on, given the dedication she showed to pursuing justice and the courage she summoned to do what most of us wouldn't have dared.

The summons to do military service, a ghastly mental dégringolade and dismissal from Dior then intervened, and might have cut short a great career had he not gone into partnership with Mr Bergé.

"Given the current speculation, the Israeli government has some explaining to do and the ambassador should be summoned to the Foreign Office to do so in double-quick time".

What are the ghosts he summoned going to do to us?

Too often we treat God as some kind of genie in a bottle summoned up to do our bidding.

A February 4th article by Bob Unruh detailed how "The Home School Legal Defense Association has filed a petition asking the justices to review the case of John and Tiffany Loudermilk, who they say gave in to a search of their home "after social workers used an anonymous tip to threaten to handcuff them and seize their five children, and then summoned deputies to do that".

Some people said that while they were glad the cardinals had been summoned to Rome, they did not think the prelates would be the ones to bring change to the church.