Sentence examples for early magic from inspiring English sources

Much of the Band's early magic lay in their rejection of clearly defined roles.

So part of the delicious tingle I get when I open the book now comes from the memory of that early magic.

The earliest and most interesting piece in the show, from 1942-48, a carefully detailed rendering of a women sitting in an armchair, looks like one of Lucian Freud's early Magic Realist works.

But after decades of playing largely behind the scenes — as an accordion accompaniment to Johnny Carson's early magic shows (both spent childhoods in Norfolk, Neb ., as a studio musician for a radio station and as a ballpark organist here during the College World Series — Bartak can finally be seen as something more than a lithe-fingered provider of space-filling background music.

xPerception was founded by Dr. Bao Yingze and Dr. Chen Mingyu, two early Magic Leap engineers.

In-game events are a great idea for Pokémon Go, and will hopefully help it recapture some of its early magic in terms of driving more real-world play and interaction between players.

No such dominance has been seen from an N.B.A. neophyte since the early Magic-Bird days, 20 years ago.

Now in a later stage of her career, Ms. Fleming seemingly wanted to recapture some of that earlier magic, and last year the Metropolitan Opera mounted its first production of the opera for her.

Although first published in the following century, it was basically a version of the Grand grimoire, an earlier magic book which was infamous for including an invocation of the Devil and his lieutenants.

The folks at the Disney archives in California confirmed that this very likely could be true, and when you look around at its themed architecture -- 20 tiny Alpine cottages, so carefully preserved that you would think our home movies had been shot yesterday with stand-ins -- you can see an early Magic Kingdom.

Before he left the podium on Sunday, Ryan was asked if he felt the Jets had recaptured their early-season magic.