Sentence examples for who will summon from inspiring English sources
Systems with external alarms are a little better, provided you live in an area with vigilant neighbors who will summon the police if they hear the alarm.
Another widely anticipated event is the new "Boris Godunov," in which Stephen Wadsworth will direct a production conceived by Peter Stein; it features René Pape, who will summon his regal presence and cast-iron vocal cords to the title role.
And if you want to fork out for a guru who'll summon your dolphin spirit guides or reveal your "secret" Sanskrit mantra, fair play to you.
Those systems are based on timely detection of deteriorating patients by the ward personnel (the afferent limb of the system), who will therefore summon a medical emergency team (MET; the efferent limb of the system), whose roles are to stabilize the patient in the ward or escalate the level of care.
So what will summon children to the film?
Jones is the major injury worry with a shoulder problem and it is another of the emerging youngsters, Everton's graceful 19-year-old John Stones, who will be summoned from the stand-by list should he fail to recover.
The new recruits will not confront people directly, local news agencies said, but instead will send number plates to their superiors who will then officially summon them to see the police.
If you remove your hand from his mouth his crying will summon the attention of the soldiers who will kill you, your child, and the others hiding out in the cellar.
He will summon the vast resources of his networking empire to crush the one who has dared to scratch the thin façade of his self-image.
Any idea who will be able to summon the strength to overcome the inertia of the system and allow a return to the values that have been perverted in the name of liberty?
