Call upon
Give
Give verb - To make a present of.
Both terms in one sentence
- When he was just inches away from dying from the resultant injuries, Adah swore that if he did it again, she would not only beat him up again, but that she would call upon the Powers That Be and have them give him some Laser-Guided Karma in the form of disease and impotence.
Source: Mama Bear / Literature - He gets killed in one attack - repeatedly - and it looks like he's not a threat anymore (especially when the naive little Reality Warper starts trying to give him inspiring speeches that obligate him to call upon concepts that are outright antithetical to him as they relate to him).
- The idea was always to demonstrate the heel's power — and often, devastating impact of his offensive arsenal — and (the main goal) rally the fans to call upon the promotion's top babyface to demand a match with the heel and give him his comeuppance.
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