Sentence examples for another wizardry from inspiring English sources

The session concluded with Fagan and another wizardry teacher, Paul Kelly, demonstrating magic that teachers could use in their own classrooms: a cut-and-restored-paper trick, a variant of three-card monte, a mind-reading routine.

Another wizardry teacher, Sean Fagan, who joined Circus Minimus after two years of juggling, stilt walking, and clowning for Ringling Bros., explained that his classes hewed more to traditional magic, though he had found Harry Potter to be a rich resource.

Pulisic conjured another bit of wizardry in the United States' previous qualifying match, a crucial 1 1 draw against Panama.

Smart, disciplined and propelled by another display of wizardry from the full-back, Leigh Halfpenny, the touring team are in good order for Saturday's pivotal date for the first Test.

Whenever Nadal and Federer meet in the finals, the anticipation is sport's equivalent to J.K. Rowling's penning of another book on wizardry.

Another sort of technological wizardry is plied in the National's production of J. B. Priestley's "Time and the Conways".

The scoreline flattered the visitors: Tom Brady and his offense shook off any concerns and coach Bill Belichick conducted another display of defensive wizardry.

And so it was that we were granted the heartening spectacle of one white-haired senior citizen locked in competitive wizardry with another — Lee's matching knight, Sir Ian McKellen — in a tower.

This "interlude within the game," as it is described in program notes, paves the way for "mandinga," or magical moments, in which dancers trick one another with their acrobatic wizardry.

Mr. Obama's decision to name Mr. Huntsman his ambassador to China in 2009 was hailed by members of both parties as another act of political wizardry, a chance to show that the president was trying to infuse his administration with a bipartisan spirit.

Watercolour: Another piece of artistic wizardry.