In Throndhjem he called together a Thing for the eight districts, at which King Canute was chosen king of all Norway.
The king then ordered the bondes to be called together, saying he wanted to speak with them; on which the bondes came back, and the Thing was again seated.
Now the king's horn sounded, and all lendermen and courtmen were called together.
He called together a college of German bishops, accused Gregory of every crime under the sun and then had him deposed by the council of Worms.
To pacify the popular clamour he called together a meeting of the Notables in the year 1787.
If this were not granted, then the four barons were to return to their brethren, by whom the people were to be called together to take up arms, and assert their rights.
It was then arranged that we should have a committee of Common Safety, to be called together, if we got the better of the soldiers.
If the soldiers joined us, we were to be called together, and to form a new parliament; the greatest part of the names of the members were mentioned by Watson and Thistlewood.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "called together" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
