Sentence examples for which summons from inspiring English sources

They look outside and find a problem, which summons their life.

Only her jewelry, which summons memories of her mother, grandmother and aunts, makes her nostalgic.

Once the old forms were distributed, someone in each station house was responsible for manually tallying which summons numbers went to which officers.

They make up an ambitious but disappointing show, which summons big ideas and primal energies only to give them trite, New Agey forms.

But this description, which summons clammy images of the classroom, fails to factor in the incandescent mix of exuberance, arrogance and exhibitionism with which each performer is invested.

But this description, which summons clammy images of the classroom, fails to factor in the incandescent mix of exuberance, arrogance and exhibitionism in each performer.

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.

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.

But her comments infuriated China, which summoned Japan's ambassador in Beijing to express "strong dissatisfaction" with the decision to grant her a visa.

That is why witnesses at the House of Commons Select Committee for Culture, Media, and Sport, which summoned Rupert Murdoch and his son James to appear on July 19th, were so taken aback.

On Oct. 29 and 30, Charlton House, a Jacobean Mansion in Greenwich, will host performances of "The 13th Ghost of Gruesome Greenwich," in which summoned spirits are invited to plunge the spectator into eerie interactive intrigues.