Sentence examples for for a witch from inspiring English sources

Father Sweeney said the new rules were not the order of battle for a witch hunt.

Apparently, Maloney believed the comment was too flippant or 'street' for a witch.

It's a beautiful place, infamous for a witch trial in 1612 that ended with 10 people being executed.

'She was the sort of woman who young children might mistake for a witch,' she tells me.

There are posts outlining warrants for arrest, and even one about "looking for a witch doctor to bewitch his balls".

The book tells of a 127-year-old witch ("not at all old for a witch") who has a year to learn to be a good witch.

I don't think we should be going for a witch-hunt and digging up the past," he said.

And then, according to Munro, there are ways in which her death mysteriously bypassed the normal legal procedures for a witch-burning.

Opposition leaders said the law opened the way for a witch-hunt against former communists, however, warning that thousands of careers could be ruined on the strength of evidence found in secret police archives that are flawed and incomplete.

The argument of those who are worried about "entryism" is not an argument for a witch-hunt, but for a steady exposure of the essentially non-democratic way in which the Trotskyists operate.

Whether the party splits depends on his capacity to restrain those itching for a witch-hunt and whether he can manage key issues – Nato and EU membership being the most obvious – which are dealbreakers for Labour centrists.