Sentence examples for a coven of from inspiring English sources

Rupert, focused by his then-wife Anna, raised a coven of media managers.

Netherworldly blasts of light, the odd skeleton and a coven of witches vary the mix without mitigating its clichés.

The specialty is pici all'aglione, pasta in a light tomato sauce with enough garlic to ward off a coven of vampires.

He presides over some of the film's best scenes, acting as high priest to a coven of real-life fashion figures.

The Witches of Eastwick (1984; filmed 1987), about a coven of witches, was followed by The Widows of Eastwick (2008), which trails the women into old age.

Legend has it that Michael Scot, the 13th-century wizard, came across a coven of witches holding their sabbat outside Little Salkeld, and turned them all to stone.

'IL COMBATTIMENTO DI TANCREDI E CLORItDA'sIt's a coven of "Combat" as Monteverdi's vivid cantata pops up several times this season.

The Classical Theater of Harlem's rendition of Shakespeare's tragedy is awash in howling, dancing witches -- the three we all know and a coven of 10 more.

On his way home from a heavy session in the pub, Tam sees a coven of witches dancing wildly in the churchyard at Alloway.

The Weird Sisters — a coven of bag ladies, opening their purses Mary Poppins-style to spin Macbeth's fate — mislead him; Lady Macbeth — his oversexed wife — bullies him.

To show how much that dismayed him, perhaps, he clatters into Soussi, sending the Tunisian tumbling into a coven of crouching photographers.