Sentence examples for the summoning of from inspiring English sources

In February the Triennial Act (1641) was passed, mandating the summoning of Parliament every three years.

He was active in securing the summoning of the second Hague conference in 1907.

Dickens understood his astonishing writing practice as the summoning of voices.

Yet one can almost imagine the dressing room Sunday: the summoning of prayer, the defiance of men like Aristides Bancé.

By this time, the government had already announced the summoning of a national representative assembly, the Estates-General.

With certain artists, the summoning of apocalyptic visions can seem a calculated move, a swaggering display of power.

It refers to the summoning of witnesses to the devastation brought by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

"The Summoning of Everyman" is the full title of the fifteenth-century English morality play from which Roth has drawn his title and some of his allegorical aims.

This view was shared by Charles, who was pushing the pope toward the summoning of a general council to mend the religious split.

All this was (and still is) to culminate in the summoning of an assembly of their own this October.Enter Mr Nebot.

In 1587 Tibaldi answered the summons of Philip II of Spain to supervise the decorating of the Escorial Library near Madrid.