Sentence examples for fairy from a from inspiring English sources

"I, Caliban" featured the enslaved man-beast of "The Tempest," ruminating on ugliness and loneliness; "I, Peaseblossom" was a meditation on love and the unconscious by a fairy from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; and "I, Banquo" dissected friendship and envy from the point of view of the murdered comrade in "Macbeth".

According to a passage in the Carmina Gadelica, which was a collection of Gaelic folkloric poems from 1855 to 1910, there was a family on North Uist which was known as Dubh-sith (translation from Gaelic: "black fairy"), "from a tradition that the family have been familiar with the fairies in their fairy flights and secret migrations".

1. Perindopril and Finasteride Naughty fairies from a Tchaikovsky ballet.

Begin your day by following a special woodland trail at Anne Hathaway's cottage, in search of the fairies from A Midsummer Night's Dream (family ticket £19.50), or experience the sights, sounds and smells of a working Tudor farm at Mary Arden's farm (until 29 August; 01789 293 455, family ticket £24.50).

By the time of "Mothra" relations have worsened to the point where America appears under the (faintly medical) pseudonym "Rolisica," a nation of greedy businessmen represented by a show-business entrepreneur (clearly modeled on Robert Armstrong's character in "King Kong") who kidnaps a pair of "secret fairies" from an island being used for bomb tests.

By Sylvia Townsend Warner The New Yorker, December 16, 1974 P. 39 Elphenor, a fairy from the Elfin Court of Zuy, was sailing on a ship when a storm caused a wreck.

Elphenor, a fairy from the Elfin Court of Zuy, was sailing on a ship when a storm caused a wreck.

Food was held dear… Elphenor, a fairy from the Elfin Court of Zuy, was sailing on a ship when a storm caused a wreck.

For the second time in the singer's career – after the song "XXL" — the single cover does not show her, but a drawing of a fairy from the film by Tom Madrid.

It rises up from flat lands into sharp turrets, a fairy castle from a children's film.

Capture the beauty of Cappadocia in Turkey – land of fairy chimneys – from a hot-air balloon and discover the underground city of Kaymakli.