Sentence examples for conjured on from inspiring English sources

The illusion, conjured on a grey and blustery January morning is not so very whimsical.

If the name "Mike" is conjured on the Upper East Side, chances are that the incumbent mayor will come to mind.

In 1967, "Songs of Leonard Cohen" introduced listeners to Cohen's strong nasal tenor, which suited the casual roué he conjured on songs like "Suzanne" and "So Long, Marianne".

Of course, the whole thing was more complicated than that, particularly the dark arts they conjured on his marrow once they'd smuggled it out of him.

In fact, literally billions of dollars have been conjured on to firms' balance sheets and profit and loss accounts in recent years, flattering reported earnings.

By casting Russell Crowe as a straight-arrow Robin Longstride, Scott was clearly hoping to repeat some of the magic they conjured on Gladiator.

More poignant than any words Mr Obama may conjure on the plague of guns will be the one seat in the guest section that will remain empty tonight, to honour all those killed by bullets in America in the past year.

Vincent Presti, an attorney who conjures on the side, produced several pages of notes from Coward himself.

The warm, acoustic atmosphere she conjures on Suit Yourself complements her lived-in voice and a set of intimate, vulnerable songs that slip between country and blues.

But there was another side to Renaissance drama – and it is this that architects, historians and theatre-makers are attempting to conjure on Bankside.

The people who buy these things make up the main column of Rousteing's army: young men and women who aspire to the endless summer of travel, sex, and money that Rousteing conjures on Instagram.