Sentence examples for would have summoned from inspiring English sources

"Brag, sweet tenor bull …" Bunting summons the frisky bull as a poet a few centuries earlier would have summoned the muse.

His fictional counterpart would have summoned a coach and four, but Angelo climbs into his BMW and drives the few miles there when he feels the need to walk and think.

If Torrealba had scored, Girardi indicated he would have summoned Boone Logan to face Hamilton, who in consecutive games last postseason battered him for a double and a home run.

The commissioner said that both communications about a gun went out over a tactical frequency, which was most likely monitored only by the narcotics enforcement team, rather than over a wider frequency, which would have summoned other officers to the scene.

To the contemporary question, "What's in the best interests of the boy?" a believer like Pius IX would have summoned up not just Disneyland, but paradise itself, not just citizenship in the United States, but citizenship in the City of God.

Though she had no English I didn't doubt that had there been a policeman close to hand she'd have summoned him.

In that case, Cano would have come up with one man on and one out in the seventh, in which case Leyland probably would not have summoned Al Alburquerque from the bullpen to face him, in which case … who knows.

Would you have summoned the experience of commuting?

Euro 2016, where Hart seemed to whip himself up into such a frenzy pre-match that it rendered his own game jittery, was blighted by errors against Wales and Iceland, when goals were shipped where he would normally have summoned saves.

What would those angels have summoned forth to the "Lincoln men" standing by his deathbed?

But his business partner, who was there at the time, can't forget what he saw: first Palin collapsed, then his lungs collapsed, and soon thereafter, so did the confidence of the doctor on call, who asked what sort of cleric Palin would want to have summoned.