invocation

I can get a reading without doing a full invocation.

And who knew what the invocation of her personal name might mean?

Perhaps the invocation of history is necessary at this point in her career.

It was as if his private thoughts were an invocation.

There was no time now for any invocation such as I had used back in the wood.

And the invocation of those special circuits told him something else.

Here the invocation of it as a slogan seems to be enough.

She said it more like an invocation to the Goddess.

The invocation of counsel cannot be used against one at trial.

She slipped her arm through his as they were asked to stand for the invocation.

Invocation is a private verbal form meant to heard by only a few people.

He was often called upon to lead the invocation at city council meetings.

The others could mount during the invocation or catch up later.

But there is an abstract quality in the Court's invocation of it these days.

Her voice grew stronger, even more powerful during the invocation.

Each invocation of a function will have a subsequent response.

Such invocations occur frequently in the course of the book.

Without everything being exactly right, the invocation would prove useless.

I suppose you want to offer an invocation so that everyone can eat.

As you saw in the previous invocations, they give Milton a chance to talk about himself.

An invocation can include additional information needed to carry out the method.

And the invocation of a new physical principle is hard to justify.

And, of course, there were the religious invocations, not to be overlooked.

There was also an invocation service followed by the American national anthem.

Blake's song is an invocation, to whom or what we do not know.