Sentence examples for coven there from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lloyd, a chemical engineer from Columbus, Ohio, who runs a coven there, thanked attendees for sharing their stories for his book, which focuses on Mr. Buczynski and the role he played in New York's Wiccan, occult and contemporary Pagan movements that flourished from the 1960s through the 1980s.

In the sacred texts of my hysterical feminazi coven, there are a few political fixed points: women are people, my body my choice, believe victims, Chris Pratt is life.

In "Coven" there was also Patti Lupone's Joan, who killed her husband for cheating by filling his car with bees.

While there is a strong feminist theme that runs throughout 'Coven,' there are themes of race and themes of oppression, and themes of family -- especially mothers and daughters".

Executive producer Tim Minear recently told critics that "while there is a strong feminist theme that runs throughout 'Coven,' there are themes of race and themes of oppression, and themes of family -- especially mothers and daughters".

From decapitated heads to a shotgun massacre to eyeball swapping, "Coven" went there -- that ever familiar WTF territory fans have come to appreciate.

"In our big cities, there are very often more coven groups than there are Catholic schools, parishes and rectories put together," the Rev. Dennis D. McManus, the archdiocese's special adviser on demonic possession, warned on a show broadcast one Thanksgiving.

Anyone know the symbol for "Does this stegosaurus go non-stop to Maui, or are there layovers?" Sherry Coven is a freelance writer and editor.

Paranormal Activity's sequels eventually revealed that there was a coven behind all the unwanted feng shui.

For the most succinct explanation of why most of this season was a dud, I must defer to Tom and Lorenzo, whose weekly takedowns of "Coven" have kept me partially sane: "There are no consequences and no explanations [in 'Coven']; just a series of vignettes that seem only marginally connected to each other.

Then there is the cagoule-shrouded coven of birdwatchers, who observe the action through high-powered binoculars, reminding us that for every legendary passion there must be a marginalised throng of lonely hearts.