Sentence examples for some fairy from inspiring English sources
Some fairy tales, alas, aren't to be believed.
I don't really believe in fashion as some fairy tale fountain of goodness.
By the magical intervention of some fairy godmother, Sophie transforms into a myriad of epic characters.
Alone in his mansion in Los Angeles, like some fairy tale castaway.
In "Peter Pan," children are able — with a little training, and maybe some fairy dust — to take to the sky.
James H. Korris, the institute's creative director, said: "My sense was, the Army wanted some fairy dust.
He pronounced it as if it were the name of some fairy-tale beast: "Rrryk Yavík".
He wore a plastic anklet that set off an alarm if he went out the door, and so did she, so did China, imprisoned like some fairy-tale princess at her parents' house.
Twain's sparse notes do contain some fairy-tale-style moralizing Johnny is warned that the magic seeds he's given will only flower if he can "tend to them constantly, and keep a pure heart" and "avoid complainings," for instance.
Just as Pabst might evoke some fairy-tale notion of blue-collar, union-strong Milwaukee, so, too, does the old Miller Lite can suggest a nebulous idea about the American past — one generic enough to let young people fill in the gaps themselves.
Bits and pieces of "Alice in Wonderland," "The Wizard of Oz" and the "Lord of the Rings" films are thrown into the pot in an attempt to achieve some fairy-tale flavor, but you may find yourself responding most strongly to the occasional recognizable fragment of Tchaikovsky on the soundtrack.
