Sentence examples similar to summoning from close by from inspiring English sources

She was summoned from holiday by her boss last week and sacked.

Not surprisingly, among the great men frequently summoned from the grave by psychics was Benjamin Franklin.

The administrator, Anne Cleary, is summoned from her office by the receptionist.

In the evening "reliable" detachments summoned from the front by Kerensky and Cadet officers from the districts round Petrograd occupied the city.

Present at the meeting was Mr. Alamoudi, who had been summoned from the United States by Mr. Senoussi.

In July, he was summoned from his cell by the commander of the Nusra Front, Abu Mariya al-Qahtani, who told him they were surrounded by Isis.

The government also summoned executives from "Close-up Gendai", a hard-hitting current-affairs programme, to answer for minor flaws.

McChrystal has been summoned from Afghanistan to explain derisive comments and insubordination detailed in a new Rolling Stone article by Michael Hastings.

Informed observers say he was summoned from Beirut, then "sacked" by his Saudi allies.

If the work has a theme, it's imperfect memory, summoned from images and ruminated on, bit by bit.

A specialist was summoned from Warsaw.