Sentence examples for be some magic in from inspiring English sources

There's got to be some magic in there somewhere.

There must be some magic in writing after all, but I take no credit for it.

Winter still competes in the National Senior Games and is fit as a fiddle, so there might be some magic in dropping down and doing a couple of sets. .

Unless there's some magic in the bottom of the ninth.... 9.31pm BST Cardinals 8, Nationals 0 Top 9th Drew Storen in to pitch for the Nats.

But there's some magic in the immediate refraction of light to optic nerve to brain: some elated uplift of the soul (or soaring, slightly sick feeling, depending which side of the mind/body debate you favour) which no second-hand representation can adequately convey.

and of course, there is some magic in that transition.

However, many diners are embarrassed to order the cheapest wine on offer and erroneously suppose there is some magic inherent in the second-cheapest bottle.

As we prepare to send my son off to school in a few short months, it hit me suddenly that if it doesn't involve pressing "Start" on the microwave, he can't cook food, and laundry to him is some magic trick that takes place in a part of the house with which he is mostly unfamiliar.

Or is there some magic in Christmas and Hanukkah that means whatever I was thinking two weeks earlier about what's happening in the world is changed in some mystical way?

And there's also some magic in the air, a sense of ancient myths intertwining with the lives of these African-American characters in New Orleans.

"But on top of that, we expect that there's some Jeff Porcaro magic in there".