Sentence examples for in wizardry from inspiring English sources

Next month, AOL Time Warner releases "Harry Potter", widely expected to be a blockbuster, with spin-off earnings expected in wizardry equipment, games and the like.The third factor is financial strength.

'Harry Potter: The Exhibition' and 'Spy: The Exhibit' (Friday through Sunday) Whatever your tastes in wizardry, whether they run to the Hogwarts variety or the type practiced by James Bond, you can satisfy them at Discovery Times Square, where these shows will close this weekend.

'Harry Potter: The Exhibition' and 'Spy: The Exhibit' (Friday through Thursday) Whatever your tastes in wizardry, whether they run to the Hogwarts variety or the type practiced by James Bond, you can satisfy them at Discovery Times Square, where these shows are soon to close.

Wilson's ability to engage in improvisational wizardry increases in direct proportion to how far he roams in the tackle box; when he's confined to a collapsing pocket and the defensive linemen's arms are thrust high, there's no getting around the fact that he has trouble picking out his receivers.

A belief in the wizardry of computers, in the idea that they can "know" enough about everyone in the land to predict each voter's politics, is fueling experiments, hopes, dreams and even many an expert's election-year income in this campaign season.

In a dazzling demo steeped in technical wizardry, Gates called the machine the "future of household gaming".

Secondly, this takes a bit of expertise in PC wizardry, so don't get in over your head.

At 228 metres they are relatively short compared with the giant new container ships, but what they lack in length they make up for in technical wizardry.

Often regarded as the fittest player on the ATP Tour, he has a game that is a clinic in defensive wizardry, producing 16 career singles titles, mostly in smaller tournaments.

The Seattle Times gave House three out of four stars, stating that what the film "lacks in technical wizardry it more than makes up for in playful ingenuity, injecting cheesy effects into outrageously stylized set pieces".

But in an age where people put blind faith in technological wizardry of all kinds, is it so surprising to hear that a few take an extraordinarily wrong turn what their eyes see and their gut should tell them?