Sentence examples for becomes a magic from inspiring English sources
There he was, sitting around the house in his blue jogging suit, dipping into delusions of grandeur in which the empty Senate seat becomes a magic key to a Cabinet post, a big-money job for the missus, the presidency in 2016.
It's like your iPad becomes a magic window showing you a scene millions of years ago.
In the hands of the magician, it becomes a magic wand.
The world becomes a magic eye puzzle: if you can see what's going on, you're already cross-eyed.
'It became a magic spell with which the bureaucratic power would protect itself.
"Faith reinforced the romance of war" until "war had become a magic elixir to speed America's millennial march" toward Armageddon.
Benghazi has become a magic word, thrown out whenever Republicans are angry or defensive; in the case of Bridgegate, it was somehow invoked in defense of Chris Christie.
If Raymond Carver had ever made it to the Amazon, he might have become a magic realist and written stories about men who found no diamonds.
Is this a sign of an increasing emotional incontinence, or have these words become a magic charm for a networked age? 'Now it's over, I can enjoy my holiday.' It's sometimes self-indulgent and often irrational.
Hitting 65,000 has become a magic ticket for many of the party's presidential candidates, who are struggling to rank in public polls given a field that already has 15 contenders, with several more waiting in the wings.
