Sentence examples for fantastic effects from inspiring English sources

MB: At the Gate, you made fantastic effects with very limited budgets.

Josephine Aubrey Aiken, Connecticut Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Fantastic effects - it really triggered the children to ask how that was achieved.

The story of a mysterious woman who upends the lives of a father and daughter trying to survive in a dying forest, it calls for fantastic effects and a stage that can change from a kitchen to a bedroom to a forest in an instant.

Likewise, Altamirano mocks the conventions of magic realism ("this is not one of those books where the dead speak, or where beautiful women ascend to the sky"), but the novel relies on fantastic effects in some of its most powerful moments (describing the adventures of a single Chassepot rifle, for example).

Carbon nanostructures and specially graphene with their extraordinary characteristics is expected to show fantastic effects in different field of optics as well.

"We're giving them a high concept series with a lot of fantastic effects that only used to be reserved for big budget movies.

In his jewelry and at home, the French designer Marc Auclert fuses ancient artifacts with modern whimsy, to fantastic effect.

"A cultural spotlight on a city can have a fantastic effect on inward investment, and give a real lift to local morale".

Celebrated Argentinian pianist Alberto Portugheis, who was responsible for bringing El Sistema over to play in Britain for the first time almost a decade ago added: "El Sistema has had a fantastic effect on education in general in Venezuela.

The ensemble and the four speakers for "Fontana Mix" surrounded the audience, and all six pieces were played simultaneously, to fantastic effect: electronic and acoustic sounds seemed to merge and diverge, and the quintet appeared to share an energizing interaction.

I think the evidence is giving all families childcare free from the state has a fantastic effect not only on their household finances, but also on the ability of children subsequently to do well in schools".