Sentence examples for feats of wizardry from inspiring English sources

Back in the realm of actual feats of wizardry, I was reminded of the following video while watching Ana Ivanovic use her feet like a soccer defender to stop several errant balls during her match.

In 1960 he conducted Beecham's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performing "feats of wizardry" in works by Beethoven, Debussy and Hindemith.

It would also be nice to think that the "balloon boy" viewers were the innocent victims of a dazzling Houdini-class feat of wizardry — a "massive fraud," as Bill O'Reilly thundered.

But just as I was about to say goodbye and despair, Qian conducted a feat of wizardry.

Its survival against often difficult odds, plus those symbolic feats of technical wizardry, do bolster national pride even among grudging secularists.

Designed by Foster & Partners, a firm known for feats of technological wizardry, the city, called Masdar, would be a perfect square, nearly a mile on each side, raised on a 23-foot-high base to capture desert breezes.

It will require a prodigious feat of managerial wizardry to pull that off.

It's a feat of dramatic wizardry when you really consider what she's packed into this tiny time frame.

Muybridge's 17-foot-long "mammoth plate" panorama of San Francisco, shot in 1878 from the turret of the Mark Hopkins mansion on Nob Hill, is as much a feat of technical wizardry as it is gorgeous.

For the most part it was an impressive success: an inventive, fluid staging and a feat of technological wizardry that employs sophisticated video elements without turning into a video show.

The rig was ­believed to be a feat of technological wizardry and in some ways symbolised hope for a prosperous future in a province that had been one of the poorest in Canada.