Sentence examples for magical work from inspiring English sources
Once you are able to navigate through the sludge of pandering and ostentation, you can see there is truly magical work taking place.
Pwens like these can be bought and sold and constrained to do magical work against their will — there is a clear analogy to slavery.
He is known for his magical work in restoring the library to financial & intellectual vigor-the strenuous fund-raising, the spotlight of publicity, the exhibits, the lectures, the unprecedented gala dinners.
A showcase for her guitar playing and songwriting — not the safest move, for an artist whose most magical work has been jazz-based and interpretive — it's full of tunes that skew distinctly Wilsonian in their slithery cadences and murmuring incantations.
The Democratic approach requires that too, but also a faith in policy makers' ability to properly manipulate an infinite set of unpredictable economic and social variables to free the invisible hand to do its magical work.
A showcase for her guitar playing and her songwriting — not the safest move, for an artist whose most magical work has been jazz-based and interpretive — it's full of tunes that skew distinctly Wilsonian in their slithery cadences and murmuring incantations.
In a small dark space two magical works by James Turrell confound visual perception.
His magical works include miniature old-fashioned radiators that actually emit heat and dozens of used rubber erasers made of painted clay.
Three of those magical works highlight a rambling and uneven 50-year retrospective devoted to Mr. Hockney's extensive work in portraiture now at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
But looking back, it was the most magical working environment -- two actors, two filmmakers, no hair and makeup, no wardrobe and lighting, no crew wanting meal breaks.
Following in the wake of several less than magical works, "Lark and Termite" emerges as a novel every bit as powerful and emotionally piercing as Ms. Phillips's 1984 classic "Machine Dreams".
