Sentence examples for difficult to magic from inspiring English sources

With Susan and Ben Harper's children way beyond school-leaving age it was getting increasingly difficult to magic up new scenarios.

"We brought new parts here and we are sixth and seventh, so it is difficult to make magic, but we are fully committed, engineers work day and night and we are very united on that goal".

While it's notoriously difficult to isolate the magic that makes a box office success, the problem with Treasure Planet seems to be one of conception.

He wrote, "It is difficult to conceive by what magic the mere surcease or renunciation of an interest in a subject of property, by an individual possessing that interest, can alter the essential character of that property".

Today, when we take instant global communication for granted, it's difficult to appreciate the sheer magic and extraordinariness of this first Christmas broadcast.

It will be very difficult to ever replace the magic we have lost the day Betty White died.

It's difficult to write about a magic show without giving too much away, however the pure physical achievement involved with re-organizing a deck is something everyone can marvel at, whether magic lovers or curious onlookers.

Dumbledore, while renowned for his achievements in magic, finds it difficult to resist sweets and has a whimsical sense of humour.

The parts were so difficult to execute live but somehow the magic coalesced.

Unless Boothroyd had a magic wand, it was difficult to see what the manager could do at half-time to conjure a comeback by his team.

Edge pointed out a curve in difficulty for players who favored archery and magic, as Dragons were difficult to attack while airborne.