Sentence examples for no conjurer from inspiring English sources

I want magic!" But no conjurer can quell her loneliness or return the first bloom of youthful allure.

In A Study in Scarlet, Holmes stated "You know a conjurer gets no credit when once he has explained his trick; and if I show you too much of my method of working, you will come to the conclusion that I am a very ordinary individual after all".

In spite of a fondness for taxonomy within the literature of the profession, no universally accepted list of illusions defines the conjurer's art.

Nicolas Barker, who recently retired as one of the deputy keepers of the British Library, says, "Ricky would say you can't be a good conjurer without knowing the history of your profession, because there are no new tricks under the sun, only variations.

Dickens would dance and play the conjurer.

1731), the English fairground conjurer, and Matthew Buchinger (1674 1739), "The Little Man of Nuremberg"—who exhibited the classic cups and balls effect although he had no arms or legs were the best-known performers in the first half of the century.

They're just an average, everyday conjurer.

TREE! with a flourish like a conjurer's bouquet.

Griffin – the conjurer and dreamer – was a lousy draughtsman.

Bullshit is a kind of conjurer's incantation.

He was a wizard, a conjurer, a magician, an alchemist.