Sentence examples for conjured that from inspiring English sources
It was not quite the wild land of 1970s SoHo rooftops, but "Roof Piece Re-Layed" conjured that sense of a city teeming with secret possibilities.
The Hawks conjured that hope when they overcame a 20-point deficit to beat St. Francis of Brooklyn to win the conference title and the automatic N.C.A.A. bid.
All of a sudden I have a Listings Project, and people are communicating and acting in ways they never were, and because I'm an artist, I've conjured that".
Still, so immersed was I in the world and characters that Storey conjured that when I closed the book, I felt like I was parting company from a friend.
It's tempting to imagine that writer and director Andrew Haigh conjured that line in response to the more piquant criticisms of his series, whose lack of an obvious agenda led some to label it "post-gay".
Rarely here had he looked the player who had conjured that wondrous, defence-splitting pass at the Estádio Nacional in the quarter-final, or the extra-time assist which had supplied Angel di María with the winner against Switzerland in the last 16.
We can't conjure that experience.
He can rely on friendly businessmen and newspapers to conjure that image.
Seeing Paul or Ringo, I'd assumed, wouldn't conjure that aura.
And his ability to conjure that tradition for support is another reason individual setbacks were less crucial for him.
After a wide, vicious tornado made its way through Moore on Monday, I scrutinized the overhead images of the devastation, trying to conjure that house amid the smithereens.
