Sentence examples for a magic medicine from inspiring English sources

Felix has a magic medicine stick.

This is because, in Nottingham city, heroin users at risk of overdose are handed this amazing, injectable re-animating fluid called naloxone, a magic medicine that when injected can bring overdose victims back from the brink of death.

Meeting Timothy Leary, a figure who arguably turned his magic medicine into a social threat, he remonstrated firmly with him, tried hard to see Leary's ineffable good points and afterward called him "a charming personage".

Perhaps this was not surprising: far better in the short term to pray for a strong recovery and hope that, with a bit of monetary magic medicine, those prayers would be answered.

Jennie Harper, a primary teacher from Croydon, told delegates: "What concerns me most is that the message being sent to parents is that the teaching of phonics is a magic reading medicine that enables all children to read.

He blamed his wife for desecrating his magic medicine and offered to cast a new spell and insisted that warriors launch a second attack, but they refused.

In the end, the magic medicine was building courage so he "could say when he's satisfied about something or irritated or overwhelmed," Townsend said.

We've got magic medicine for you.

Both terms were used to designate individuals dedicated to "... magic, medicine, divination,... methods of longevity and to ecstatic wanderings" as well as exorcism; in the case of the wu, "shamans" or "sorcerers" is often used as a translation.

Under the care of another psychiatrist, Mike reconstituted rapidly, and the credit was attributed to the use of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor, as if the medicine alone was a magic bullet.

This is unusual in a country in which nearly all cultural events take place in the capital or in Siem Reap (and was the cause of some pre-performance confusion for a food vendor in Takeo, who asked Suon if this was going to be a magic show put on by traveling medicine salesmen).