Sentence examples for a witch of from inspiring English sources
There's a witch of sorts, the new drama teacher, who selects "Lysistrata" as the school play.
She was weird and maybe even a witch of some sort, but those were the smoothest young legs and artfully draped crescents of backside a man could ever hope to gaze upon.
Grand Theatre & Opera House, Leeds, to 7 Jan Christopher Hampson's 2013 ballet updates the Grimms' fairytale to the 1950s, and while it adds a layer of balletic sparkle to the action, it also boasts a witch of splendidly inventive wickedness.
Other works include the operatic cantata The Sunset Trail (1925) and the operas A Witch of Salem (1926) and The Willow Tree (1931), the first American opera written for radio; the American Suite for strings; the Thunderbird Suite for piano; and the cantata The Vision of Sir Launfal.
There are old legends of a "witch of Wookey Hole", which are still preserved in the name of a stalagmite in the first chamber of the caves.
Once there, he makes the acquaintance of Theodora (Mila Kunis), a witch of indeterminate goodness, who informs him that he's the fulfillment of a long-in-coming prophecy involving some business about a wizard dropping from the sky bearing the same name as the land.
An idealized mountain with a Witch-of-Agnesi profile h = h m /{(x − x o )/a]2} is centered at x o = 320 km with characteristic width ɑ = 10 km, and height h m = 2 km (Doyle et al. 2000; Hsu and Sun 2001; Sun and Hsu 2005; and Sun 2013).
Even Salem Cycle has a logo of a witch on a bike.
(Warner Home Video, Blu-ray $35.99, DVD $28.98, PG-13) SEASON OF THE WITCH Wandering medieval knights (Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman) must transport a young woman (Claire Foy) suspected of being a witch — and of having caused the plague ravaging the land.
This was outrageous, the lowest of low behavior, a witch hunt of the most bitter variety.
He added that he believes there is a risk of the episode developing into a "witch hunt of somebody".
