Sentence examples for summoning to from inspiring English sources

In addition to which, a charm, a curse, a hex or a spell for everything from summoning to vanishing to freezing to disillusionment.

The governor placed another call that night, summoning to his office a developer named Richard Ravitch, who had been serving as a minister without portfolio for the governor.

Senator Obama is a man of unusual eloquence, who has performed the very worthy service of summoning to the political arena Americans who once wrongly thought it of little benefit to them.

A statement from the Russian embassy said ambassador Alexander Yakovenko had used his summoning to the Foreign Office as an opportunity to declare the case a "gross provocation" which "cannot help hurting our bilateral relationship".

— finally chose me as her partner at a square dance, I was so afraid of not rising to the occasion that I refused, ennobling my cold feet by summoning to my mind Plato's vision of love (see "Phaedrus") as moist wings sprouting from the lover's body.

Much of Orochimaru's arsenal of abilities deals with snakes, using them in summoning to battle multiple opponents while simultaneously keep himself out of harm's way.

Afterwards I got summoned to the Embassy.

Liam is summoned to the scene.

I was summoned to see Bradlee.

They were summoned to an interview.

Galileo was summoned to Rome in 1633.