Sentence examples for summoned to visit from inspiring English sources
Stanley Crawford Colin Firthh), a famed magician who performs in disguise (an unfortunate "Oriental" one), is buttonholed by a friend at a Berlin cabaret and summoned to visit the family in France, meet the medium, and rescue the family from her clutches by unmasking her as a fraud.
The plot sees Poirot and his friend Arthur Hastings summoned to visit a famous physicist, only to discover on arrival that he has been murdered.
He was also summoned to see state security officers while visiting Beijing in 2008.
I was summoned to see Bradlee.
Like the summons to visit Mr Obama before other European leaders, it was a gratifying honour, bestowed on only four of his predecessors.
Just before Edward VI's death, Mary was summoned to London to visit her dying brother.
The highest number of bailiff visits were in Lambeth, one of the ten most deprived London boroughs, which saw 1,605 people visited and 8,505 people summoned to court.
When the Karno troupe visited Paris, Chaplin was summoned to one of the boxes at the interval and introduced to a man who said to him, gravely, "Monsieur Chaplin, vous êtes un artiste".
Traumatized and depressed, relatives say, his wife has not yet summoned the strength to visit him at the hospital.
One new employee, Chantal Mbuyi of Brooklyn, said she had never summoned the courage to visit ground zero before she was hired by Century 21 as a cashier.
When we finally summoned the courage to visit the handsome shop, the saleswomen wept at the sight of us (and we at the sight of them), one of them bursting out, "It's all right, Mr. Payne.
