Sentence examples for magic effect from inspiring English sources
The real work is what makes a magic effect magical.
Mr. Mayne's outdoor pedestrian street produces a similarly magic effect.
As it took over from Sotheby's on Wednesday, the larger number of reasonably good paintings had a magic effect.
The definition of "incantation" is a "ritual recitation of verbal charms or spells to produce a magic effect" and that just about sums it up.
It was a low-tech magic effect — you could see Leiter's "Wha?" in the middle of it the same instant you heard your own.
Professor Slughorn's potions class, where the pupils strive to achieve a magic effect from just the right combination of elements, is surely Rowling's wry allegory for the business of becoming the world's most successful novelist.
The work belongs in the same category as those Fred Astaire solos that feature "magic" effects.
He referred to magic effects not as wonders but as cons or swindles.
The magic effected in hotels can be as particular as that or a standard element of the hospitality.
Charms, whether for producing magic effects or for divining the future, also exist in folk literature as well as in the well-known Anglo-Saxon written form.
He was visiting a neighbor of ours named Charles Reynolds, who is a producer of magic effects, a scholar of magic, and a consultant on magic to productions ranging from Broadway musicals to touring rock acts.
