Sentence examples for into fairy from inspiring English sources

"Fashion breeds such extreme characters, and those caricatures translate so easily into fairy stories," she said.

They are taken to the School for Good and Evil and eventually graduate into fairy tales.

"I'm not into fairy tales," said Rajni Jacques, the fashion news editor at Glamour, "but I'd be ecstatic if a prince slipped these on my feet".

Flutterbye Deluxe Light-Up Fairy: £29.99, argos.co.uk Press the button on her decorative base and this fairy will magically lift off into fairy flight.

They shop for stationery, they shop for cakes, flowers, rings and of course satiny swaths of designer white that will, if only for a single dreamy day, transform these putatively sharp, savvy, seemingly capable modern women into fairy tale princesses.

"Sister Hills" gives the reader an intimate understanding of the hopes and fears of Israeli settlers, walking the tightrope between fable and realism with unwavering authority and felt emotion, while "Free Fruit for Young Widows" begins as an exceptionally moving account of the sufferings endured by a young survivor of the Holocaust, only to tumble into fairy tale artifice.

With their magical objects, talking animals and plucky young heroine, these books have roots that extend into fairy-tale tradition.

They are all marketing magic pills to turn us into fairy-tale visions of our patients, our doctors, ourselves.

Some find other ways to sneak into fairy-tale Europe, smuggled from the North African coast by boat to Italy.

Gayatri Devi, formerly the Maharani of Jaipur, who was born into fairy-tale wealth as an Indian princess and who became known internationally for her beauty and known in India for her opposition to the Congress Party of Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi, died Wednesday in Jaipur, in northwestern India.

"But I was into fairies with axes; I was never into them flitting round the garden.