Sentence examples for which summoned the from inspiring English sources

The task fell to the bi-state Port of New York Authority, which summoned the resources needed to develop the largest regional airport system on earth.

The court decision on Friday, which overturned a lower court's ruling from August 2009, was a victory for the Obama administration, which summoned the Thai ambassador in Washington to the State Department this week to "emphasize that this is of the highest priority to the United States," a spokesman said.

Nonetheless, I couldn't help thinking of "To Be and to Have," the great French documentary of 2002, which summoned the patience to lock into the regular — and, it turned out, fascinating — rhythms of give-and-take that existed between one man and his class.

MOSCOW — A British cultural organization at the center of a dispute between the Kremlin and Britain closed its office in St . Petersburgon Wednesday under pressure from Russia's intelligence service, which summoned the organization's entire Russian staff for questioning, Russian and British officials said.

One of the surviving ships radioed the location of the German battleships, which summoned the powerful British battleships Rodney and.

That pronouncement is reflected in Tobin Ost's weathered wooden sets, overlaid with Aaron Rhyne's video projections, which summon the Dust Bowl images of photographers like Dorothea Lange.

This pack also introduces that game's gull-loving songstress, Marin, and her Sea Lily's bell weapon, which summons the legendary Wind Fish.

It is the court's process which summons the witness to attend and give testimony, and it is the court which must compel a witness to testify, if, after appearing, he refuses to do so.

It is the court's process which summons the witness to attend and give testimony, and it is the court which must compel a witness to testify if, after appearing, he refuses to do so.

It is asserted in the fiction of Philip Roth, which summons the vital, striving city of Roth's postwar youth, and in the reminiscences of former Newarkers, whose devotion to an irretrievable time and place rivals that of former Brooklynites.

I didn't even mind the projected newsreel footage of epic parades and marches, which summon the heady breadth of the world Macbeth commands and why he gets drunk on its sheer vastness.