Sentence examples for ghosts from inspiring English sources

For the second year running, Juventus's marketing team did a fine job of reimagining their players as ghosts, ghouls and cinematic bad guys.

It remains to be seen whether future generations of Parisians will remember the ghosts of La Santé.

The St Johnstone manager, Tommy Wright, wants his side to banish the semi-final ghosts of Tynecastle after reaching the last four of the Scottish Cup with a 3-1 victoveroveRaithth Rovers at Stark's Park.

She has seen a system collapse, and is deeply convinced that Germany needs a unified Europe, not only to battle the ghosts of history but to help the entire continent survive the great game of globalisation.

Most of us desperately want to believe in life after death – and the idea of ghosts, however scary, seems to offer support for such a notion.

Ghosts are inseparable from memory, history and loss.

Ghosts also keep up with our times and technologies.

The authors start with ghosts, firstly explaining that the "cold chills" often experienced in haunted houses are actually just a result of poor insulation (no EU building regs in the olden days), and secondly noting the rather amusing paradox that ghosts are often portrayed as walking, despite having no physical body.

Inc are definitely on the indie side of the equation, but here in one chord change (it's in the refrain) they summon up the ghosts of Vandross and O'Neal and all that emotional delicacy that is straight R&B's stock in trade.

But Ghosts, An Enemy of the People and even A Doll's House were also products of their time.

White-faced figures in bright robes emerge from the twilight mist like ghosts from ancient times.