Sentence examples for summons raised from inspiring English sources

But the timing of Friday's summons raised tensions in an already heated political struggle.

But the litigation has thrown a spotlight on the summons system, raising grave questions about its fairness and legality.

Teetering teams with job openings often reach backward to pluck hope for the future, ghosts summoned to raise the spirit of a new generation.

The debt crisis became political, the Estates General were summoned to raise new taxes, and the king's authority slipped quietly away.But Madame de Staël became much more than her father's child.

The fact that nearly all people who couldn't get up had access to a call alarm system but did not use it to summon help raises important questions for care providers.

RPC wrote back the next day saying Ashley was in the US and complained that the official had mentioned the prospect of a formal summons for Ashley: "Raising the spectre of a summons, in circumstances where our client has already volunteered the chairman as a witness to assist the committee and we are now liaising over availability, is, in our client's view, inappropriate".

"Call them" — Kirkland now raised her arms, in summons — "then distribute the crumbs, and when they're happy they fly away".

They will happily do this for the next half hour or so, or until they get a wicket, at which point Steyn and Morkel will be summoned again to raise hell.

Facing the ensemble at a toy piano he plunked and patted sporadically, Mr. Distler raised a finger to summon conspiratorial hushes, and leapt, arms outspread, to urge climaxes.

Within minutes the number of alarms was raised and then raised again to summon more assistance.

Both Moses and Superman were picked up aliens and raised in strange environments before being summoned to aid humanity.