Sentence examples for lost a magic from inspiring English sources

In the pre-chorus lines, Knowles sings: "Maybe it's over, maybe we're through, but I honestly can say I still love you / Maybe we reached a mountain peak and there's no more left to climb / and maybe we lost a magic piece and we're too blind to find" while her vocals are followed by background sounds.

Boy George called Thursday "the worst day ever"; Katy Perry said: "And just like that … the world lost a lot of magic".

And then two days later the world lost a little more magic.

Celebrities react to Prince's death: 'And just like that... the world lost a lot of magic.

"The world has lost a very special lad, a magic, magic person.

Neve Campbell, who starred in 1996's Scream, said in a statement: "We lost a great deal of magic yesterday.

"I've said all along that it's sad that the FA Cup has lost a bit of the magic for whatever reason, but when you reach this stage it becomes exciting".

The world has truly lost a little of its magic today.

"The world has truly lost a little of its magic today," actor Joe Mantegna wrote on Twitter.  .

Somehow, too, Wilson's abstract inventions have lost a lot of their visual magic: a narrow rectangle of light slowly rotating from the horizontal to the vertical to the accompaniment of Glass's churning patterns isn't quite the iconic image it once was.

This rumor mill is both a gift to Apple and a burden, a sign that it has not lost its magic and a warning that everyone is on watch for the moment it does.