Sentence examples for have something magical from inspiring English sources

They tend to have something magical, that makes you go: 'Wow.

They are right about their limitations musically, but they have something magical.

"Tynecastle does have something magical about it.

He said: "When you talk about international football, whether it be World Cups or the Olympic Games, Brazil always have something magical about them.

Speaking of "type", Sony better have something magical in store for that 4.5-inch keyboard if people are supposed to be able to type on this thing.

Photographer Mike Schreiber's camera must have something magical in it, because it seems like every young MC he shoots turns into hip-hop royalty.

"We knew we had something magical this year.

Since the Wall was built using magic, likely something magical will be needed to break it ― and the White Walkers now have something pretty magical.

They all have something a little magical – the extra light, plus the option of canoeing past dense reedbeds then picnicking where there is a clearing.

"Then you get something magical".

There is always something extra put into these games by each and every team, but Houston has something extra, something magical.