Sentence examples for expect a magic from inspiring English sources

Voting closes at 5pm GMT, with the first results expected from 9pm. "I hope this election will launch a process of change for the better … but I don't expect a magic wand," said Inna, a voter in the eastern city of Kharkiv that remains under Kiev's control.

For a molten layer one would expect a magic number once the first adsorption layer is completed.

It was suggested that a single therapeutic method of immunoglobulin substitution in the therapy of this complex syndrome might accomplish the goal of improvement in morbidity, instead of expecting a magic approach to reducing the mortality rate in sepsis.

They expect a personal, "magic touch", above and beyond the rigorous service agreements that outsourcers tend to follow line by line, says Mr Saha.

He once carted West Indies for 160 not out for the Australian Prime Minister's XI, so we can expect a bit of magic from him along the way.

It comes with LG's "Magic Remote Qwerty," which is, as you might expect, a combination of its voice-controlled Magic Remote with the magic of QWERTY.

Don't expect any magic from this Mobile Boombox.

No matter which option you choose, don't expect any magic formulas.

The continued demise of old new tech heavyweights Don't expect any magic turnarounds from RIM, HP, AOL, and Yahoo!

A reader whose memories of Shakespeare's magic are lost in cobwebs can expect a treat.

[stakeholder, extract 6] The problem with the community is that they think this is just like magic…They expect that somebody will change abruptly, that somebody will become very good, they will be decent, they won't steal…They just expect a normal human being coming out from drugs and changing immediately.