Sentence examples for illusion will be from inspiring English sources

As long as the person hits the marks, the illusion will be retained.

A tribute to Alwin Nikolais, one of modern dance's greatest masters of multimedia illusion, will be paid by the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company of Salt Lake City.

(Daily Mail) Now You See It Plans for the "invisible" tower in Seoul illustrate how the illusion will be achieved with a high-tech LED facade system that uses a series of cameras to send real-time images onto the building's reflective surface.

But the illusion will be imperfect: her jewelry company sent out a press release about the bracelet Ivanka wore on "60 Minutes" after her father's election; she was photographed meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister the week after the election; and she sat in on a call with the Argentinian President.

Props in B movies made their way from jungle films to westerns with minimal alteration: "Historians of the 'real' old West sometimes find such compromises to be maddening," one label playfully points out, "but as the saying goes, 'That's Hollywood!' " So for all the memorabilia, there is no chance here that illusion will be left intact.

On Tuesday, Gaga tweeted that "Perfect Illusion" will be available Sept. 9 alongside the cover art for the single.

All kinds of illusions will be performed.

· Ursula K Le Guin's City of Illusions will be published in paperback by Gollancz later this year.

"WORLD OF WONDER," a multi-cultural program about dreams, using Japanese art forms, shadow effects and illusions, will be performed by Leland Faulkner tomorrow and Sunday at 12 30 p.m. in the auditorium at Equitable Center, 787 Seventh Avenue, at 52nd Street, Manhattan.

Some viewers will no doubt be annoyed at having been misled by the title of "Lost Magic Decoded," a frothy special Thursday night on History, carrying as it does the implication that the secrets behind some legendary illusions will be revealed.

But the trouble with letting a spin-doctor tell your story is that you risk your reader asking him his own question: "Does it matter?" · Ursula K Le Guin's City of Illusions will be published in paperback by Gollancz later this year.