Sentence examples for magic times from inspiring English sources
Living in pre-Industrial Light and Magic times, the Buddha attained spiritual enlightenment the old-fashioned way: sitting beneath a bodhi tree until he arrived at perfect knowledge.
Throughout the long years, recreating on the page the beauty of Bowen's Court and their magic times there, and the rapture of snatched meetings in favourite bars all over the world, finding the words and phrases about him and their unbreakable love in order to bind Charles to her, she is most brilliantly Elizabeth Bowen.
They were what Trengove himself recalls as "the magic times" in which he found himself allied with former student leaders such as Fink Haysom, later to become Mandela's chief legal adviser in the presidency, and Geoff Budlender, said to have been described by prime minister John Vorster as "the second most dangerous man in South Africa".
They recommended things like: Using popular hashtags, interacting with other users, promoting your Instagram on other channels, and by posting at the "magic times" of 2 a.m. and 5 p.m. Yeah, like posting a pic of my daughter at 5 p.m. and tagging it #InstaGood is going to set off a wave of followers like Instagram has never seen.
Stick to it; ignore your blog, email, or Twitter until those magic times.
"Midnight is really the magic time".
It was a real magic time.
"It was a magic time," Mr. Rosenfield said.
"It was," he said, "a magic, magic time".
