Sentence examples for everyday magic from inspiring English sources
Boyhood is full of such everyday magic.
The title of the evening was "Gabriel García Márquez: Everyday Magic".
See if you can create and capture some of the world's everyday magic in a virtual environment.
It came tip-toeing in from the sidelines to spin a tale of everyday magic and remind us that miracles can happen, if we can only be bothered to put ourselves in their path.
But these manifest as everyday magic, the kind that seamlessly rises from the loose sort of realism practised by this novel, which encompasses a crime story, an addiction-recovery narrative, and a family drama.
Enchanted Glass is no exception to Diana Wynne Jones's general rule of using, and possibly abusing, folklore and fantasy for her own splendid ends, mixing the spectacularly ordinary life of a university town satellite village with everyday magic, and a potent dash of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
In accordance with her own cloying blurb ("Cecilia: making the everyday magical"), Ahern provides magic in spades – but not enough to distract from her clunky writing, cardboard cut-out characters, and unconvincing, sub-fairytale plot.
The cup of instant coffee, on the other hand, is a little piece of everyday private magic, steaming away helpfully as you turn your thoughts to active purpose.
Once understands this everyday pop magic about as well as any movie I can think of, and communicates it so easily and honestly that you are likely to want to see it again.
Author Philip Hensher is a fan, calling it a "little piece of everyday private magic".
When I stroll through the rooms of the Palace and its Gardens, I feel the energy of a setting that gravitates between reality and dreams, the everyday and magic, the festive and the tragic.
