summoning
IPA: sˈʌmʌnɪŋ
noun
- The act by which somebody is summoned.
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Examples of "summoning" in Sentences
- He told the inquest of his frustration at the delays in summoning help.
- Breath itself is melodramatized in summoning the so-called verb of being.
- London Underground customer services assistant tells of frustration at delays in summoning help after blast between Russell Square and King's Cross
- At its best, this fetishistic attention to period accuracy succeeds in summoning an alien world in which characters move, fidget, and even kiss differently.
- Faiz Patel, one of the first to descend to the Piccadilly line platform, told the inquest of his frustration at the delays in summoning help for injured passengers.
- But the Wayne, Pa., resident with the flashy volleys has taken a late-is-better-than-never approach in summoning the internal reserves it takes to go deep into a major.
- It has occurred to me many times since this past Monday morning, since I got the phone call summoning me to the doctor's office to discuss what I knew would be bad news, that I might have been better off had I never taken any of those prenatal-got-a-healthy-baby? tests that seemed so compelling back when I was convinced that a perfectly healthy baby was a sure thing in this pregnancy.
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