Sentence examples for by using the magic from inspiring English sources

Sparrow convinces Elizabeth that Turner can be freed by using the magic compass to find the chest.

Controlling the games for the system is accomplished either by using the Magic Pen like a mouse or by pressing the directional buttons on the console.

"Application of the 'specialized service' definition is always very concerning," said Feld. "The FCC, in its 2015 net neutrality order, did a lot to try to tighten up the definition so that providers couldn't simply evade the no-prioritization rule by using the magic words 'managed service,' the U.S. version of 'specialized service'".

It's about [getting] behind what people say they want -- which you get to by using the magic word "why": "Why is it that you need me to work this weekend?" Once you get to that underlying interest, then there are different options.

Link can travel from the Dark World to the Light World at almost any outside location by using the Magic Mirror, and can travel back to the Dark World again from the same location using a temporary portal left behind on the map at the point where he reappears in the Light World.

The pigmented cheek area and the shape of the beak were determined by using the "magic wand" tool in Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (Adobe Systems Inc. San Jose, CA, USA) [52], [59].

To study the characteristics of this type of IPIB source, simulations of the time-dependent characteristics of a planar MID have been carried out, based upon a plasma explosive emission model, by using the electromagnetic particle-in-cell MAGIC code.

Once Brian Wilson heard Spector's records, the Beach Boys' composer-producer made many of his group's records at Gold Star, and the rest of the industry followed, vainly hoping to capture that magic sound by using the same ingredients.

The optimizations of the cavity parameters are carried out by using the Particle-in-Cell, 3D-electromagnetic simulation code MAGIC.

These modules were then used as independent molecules and structurally aligned by using the 'magic fit' option.

At the conclusion of its resolution warning Saddam Hussein that this was his last chance (softened by the French delegate to "final opportunity"), the United Nations Security Council used the magic words beloved by all users of diplolingo: it "decides to remain seized of the matter".