Sentence examples for were summonsed from inspiring English sources
verb
To serve someone with a summons.
The 24 senior clergy were summonsed over the past mishandling of child abuse scandals that rocked the Catholic church in Ireland.
Some 333 drivers were given fixed penalty notices, 44 were given words of advice, 27 got graduated fixed penalties - given to those who do not have UK addresses - and eight were summonsed.
Five thousand people were summonsed for possible jury duty: one of the biggest jury pools in provincial history, and larger than the pool for either Paul Bernardo or Robert Pickton, necessitating the makeshift venue.
All have been summonsed to appearin court on 24 April.
She has been summonsed to appear at City of Westminster magistrates' court, central London, on 19 September.
The Swansea City striker was summonsed from the bench with half an hour remaining as Lamouchi went for broke.
"Under I.A.B.'s program of placard enforcement, a vehicle assigned to the chief surgeon was summonsed and towed, and the chief surgeon paid the fine," Mr. Browne said.
The singer-songwriter, who has performed with Pink Floyd and influenced rock band Led Zeppelin, has been summonsed to appear at Hereford Magistrates Courtt on Monday, West Mercia Police said.
Kouao was summonsed to give evidence to cast light on how social workers, NHS staff and police officers handled the case.
People like the man I spoke to will simply not be able to pay and will rack up arrears and incur costs when they are summonsed to court.
Rupert Murdoch was summonsed by the culture, media and sport committee in 2011 when he refused to give evidence on phone hacking.
