Sentence examples for lost its magic from inspiring English sources

My childhood has never lost its magic, it never lost its mystery, and it never lost its drama".

Of her childhood, she has famously stated: "My childhood has never lost its magic, it has never lost its mystery, and it has never lost its drama".

It was also very violent and it had lost its magic and I killed it.

Though in my world quite a few of us strike our small blows against empire, you, young man, you were situated where you could run a dagger through the dragon's eye, and that dragon is writhing in agony now; in that agony it has lost its magic: an arrangement whereby it remains invisible while making the rest of us ever more naked to its glaring eye.

"It had lost its magic for the family," said George Materna, a grandson of Frantisek Muller.

Was there ever a point during your studies that you grew tired of wine or found it had lost its magic?

When we define it too much, it loses its magic.

The kids are supposed to find the elf and talk to it, but never touch it, as touching the elf makes it lose its magic.

Racing was his secret life and he feared if he exploited it, it would lose its magic.

It deserves to be crowded, though hopefully not so much that it loses its magic sense of discovery.

Tom Nixon, a professional magician friend of mine, is invariably asked after his performance, "How did you do that?" Tom whispers in response, "Can you keep a secret?" The expectant reply is invariably, "Yes!" Tom then says with a smile, "So can I". Every magician (including amateurs such as me) learns that when magic is explained, it loses its magic.