Sentence examples for you invoke from inspiring English sources
Nor should you invoke religious strictures to regulate a secular pursuit in a pluralistic community.
If there is fear you invoke fear, if you are a party person you are invited to parties.
If you invoke it, things can sometimes happen that do not if you say "hepatitis" or "measles".
When the object of the control is bad what spirits do you invoke? - You cannot invoke evil spirits.
"I shall pass over in amazed but laughable silence the threats you invoke against me concerning further public pronouncements this time about our seminary," the letter said.
For instance, when you want to see all the programs you have open, you invoke Mission Control by pressing F3 or swiping up on the trackpad with three fingers.
It so happens that when you invoked the media four months after you began your claim, easyJet discovered that it made a mistake.
"You said yesterday," said Mr O'Connor, "that, as the result of early experiments, you invoked certain forces with the result that some people were attacked by unseen assailants.
They don't tower over you, invoking the ideals of Classical Greece or the glories of Romantic heroism like the Lincoln Memorial.
At first it apologises for the "delay" in settling the claim – a claim it clearly had no intention of honouring before you invoked the media – but has now said it will refund you the £900.
In this view, you invoked God to explain the inexplicable – at one time this would have been the weather or common diseases, and for Hawking apparently until recently the origin of the universe.
