Sentence examples for summons of time from inspiring English sources

Lithgow is far too tall for the role, but he skillfully turns that loftiness to his advantage — bending to a near-stoop, as if bowing not only to his sovereign, whom he reveres, but to the gravitational summons of time.

The venue for the GoCardless Christmas party had to be accessible, and one of London's iconic (and wheelchair-friendly) black taxis would need to be summoned well ahead of time.

The image, taken from a family album, is out of focus, something like a memory one cannot quite summon through the veils of time and consciousness.

There's nothing more flattering than the person who can summon from the depths of time your mother's name or your wedding toast; you'll warm your niece's heart when you appear to have "remembered" her yearlong stint working at Macy's.

Thirty stores later, he got another out-of-the-blue phone summons, this time from Harold S. Geneen, the chief executive of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.

Figure 2 shows the relation between summoning help and the length of time on the floor.

He was summoned a number of times to Parliament from 1291 until 1322 as Baron Braose.

It's easy to lose track of time as you summon warriors and attack your enemy's fortress.

Subdivision (e) is amended to alter the period of time during which service of the summons and complaint must be made.

Lastly, Summoning magic was to consist of "Call" and "Gate" spells, the former summoning entities able to exist for a set duration of time, or until slain.

If service of the summons within any seven-day period is impracticable, a court retains the discretion to enlarge that period of time under Rule 9006(b).