Sentence examples for be a magic show from inspiring English sources
Costumed characters from other children's books, including Cookie Monster and Raggedy Ann and Andy, will entertain, and there will be a magic show, face painting and other activities.
"That's what they all say now: 'He really wants Frozen'; 'Do you do Frozen?'" Faint explained that he did not do Frozen, and he explained that if the woman were to find a person who did do Frozen then Frozen was probably all they did; there wouldn't be a magic show or games or balloons or pratfalls or whatever.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., there will be a magic show, pony rides, children's games, a vintage-car parade, petting ducks, music and, for the second year in a row, the "Big Duck Quack-Off" to crown the best quackers in the crowd.
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).
There's a magic show in which the magicians are not necessarily all that magical, and Josie thinks more about the performers than the performance.
"Well, I happen to know there's a magic show tonight on our ship".
As he observes in Act II, this is "a magic show and a liberal arts education rolled into one".
"It's pretty close to being a magic show," says Bruno Uzzan, the boss of Total Immersion, the company that is developing the attraction.
At Books of Wonder, on West 18th Street in Manhattan, there was a magic show, a face painter, a drawing for prizes, and two owls, one barn and one great-horned.
Some students were watching a magic show when the attackers struck, but Atiya was lining up to receive an academic award at a prize ceremony.
