Sentence examples for would summon up from inspiring English sources

Which would summon up memories of 1980.

In the past such news would summon up piles of hot, passionate statements and denouncements by authors, editors and commentators.

The 250,000 people of Resistencia, capital of Argentina's Chaco province, spent May day wondering whether the Parana, already eight metres above normal, would summon up the extra metre to overwhelm the dyke hurriedly built around their city.

They had pathetic melt-downs and stamped their suede feet, until their admin problems were sorted out, whereupon a Go to the naughty step! muttered after a retreating tweed back would summon up collegial laughter.

If I asked you whether a frog had a tail, for example, you would summon up a picture of a frog from your long-term memory (image generation), hold it steady in your mind (image maintenance), rotate the frog around until you see his backside (image transformation), and then look to see if there was a tail there (image inspection).

As for images of the struggle for black equality, most Americans would probably summon up the photographs and news footage that caught snapshots of the great social revolution of the post-war age.

One would be to summon up some other voices to stand alongside Shakespeare Marlowe and Fletcher, for example, two of his collaborators.

We would likely do that via machine retrieval of the particular statutory subsection based on its identifier — but our goal would be to summon up a chunk of text, not navigate to a particular destination.

If I were a contestant on "Shear Genius," the first thing I would do is summon up a healthy sense of activism.

Rodolfo de Benedetti, chief executive of the CIR Group, says that to squeeze costs any more, his firm would have to summon up new reserves of creativity and re-engineer its processes.

If you said merely that a lot of Democrats detest Bush, as the French would put it, it would be hard to summon up the same sense of alarm about their attacks on him.