Such a spraying situation does not often afflict Woods but, if it is going to surface, it might as well be at Torrey Pines, where he has been winning since his junior golf days and where he seemingly can summon something extra any time he needs to overcome some temporary deficiency in his game.
These were Americans doing something recognizable -- Jordan thumping his chest, taking the court for the last shot; Jeter clapping his hands upon getting to second base, summoning something from within, something Americans have seen before.
These were Americans doing something recognizable — Jordan thumping his chest, taking the court for the last shot; Jeter clapping his hands upon getting to second base, summoning something from within, something Americans have seen before".
Generations of teenagers have been able to summon up something close to the same magic, without all that manual dexterity, just by waving their hands in the air.
The opposing party might ask you to summon them something.
It summons something industrial, like a warehouse or a ship or the train that runs through Queens.
Averaging just 266 yards off the tee for the year, ranked 176th on the tour in driving distance, Clark summoned something extra for the shot — a drive of 290 yards right into the middle of the fairway.
It got international attention over the weekend, however, when MTV posted a year-old video in which a student opens the window in his student flat at Lappskärrsberget in Stockholm, screams out into the night, and in return hears screams from all over the place as if he had just summoned something occult.
Despite having a service that allows users to summon someone who will ship something for them, Gibbon still said onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY the company is still more comparable to FedEx and UPS, rather than on-demand companies like Postmates or Sprig.
He brought out a ukulele to summon the memory of George Harrison, taking "Something" to the moon.
