Sentence examples for was summoned to work from inspiring English sources
On Sept. 1, 1939, the day Germany invaded Poland, she was summoned to work at 2 a.m.
After I sent in the first draft I was summoned to work with him in California for three or four days, where he came up with one of the best things in the film - the presence of Ivor Novello.
While his submission was not chosen, Hogios was summoned to work on what would become the Aurion, then exclusively referred to as the "Asian" or "prestige" Camry, and codenamed "043L".
Traders at other banks were summoned to work over the weekend for emergency meetings to discuss what actions they would need to take if Lehman went bust.
The entirety of the film takes place within the Italian studio to which Gilderoy has been summoned to work on a grisly horror – though buttery director Gianfranco Santini (Antonio Mancino) recoils from the word.
Our landlord could double the rent tomorrow, one of us could be summoned to work in Stockholm or Scotland or Stockport, or we might find ourselves in financial penury.
Anderson is on his second gin mule when he recounts being summoned to work on sessions for a secret Dre project last year.
The world isn't divided between those who "plan" on becoming hedge fund managers and those who are "summoned" to work for non-profits building schools in Africa.
A few years ago, he was summoned to Copenhagen to work on a painting by someone he admires, Chris Ofili, the British artist and Turner Prize winner, who is best known for incorporating elephant dung into his work.
The weekly revues he mounted to entertain the crowds in between screenings quickly helped establish Minnelli as a rising star in his field, and in 1931 he was summoned to New York City to work as a costume designer for Paramount-Publix, which had merged with Balaban and Katz.
At the start of World War II, her mother was summoned to Washington, to work for the Office of Civilian Defense, making sure people knew what to do if bombs fell or there was a food shortage.
