Sentence examples for some more witches from inspiring English sources
Many more witches were put to death before the law against witchcraft in England was finally repealed in 1736.
The magistrates then had not only a confession but also what they accepted as evidence of the presence of more witches in the community, and hysteria mounted.
From 1647, when Alice Young of Windsor was hung for witchcraft, to 1663, when the state's taste for executing suspected witches began to wane, Connecticut convicted and executed more witches than anywhere else in colonial America.
Witches require more witches to party.
And we'll discover more witches in Sleepy Hollow.
"I think horror movies often reflect our political landscape," she added, "so it doesn't surprise me that we're seeing more witches while debates about feminism are overwhelming online discussions and the CDC is recommending that women abstain from alcohol unless they are on birth control".
For one, it could bring more witch-killings.
The militants' technique — often more witch hunt than investigation — follows a well-established pattern.
Before the Salem trials, which began in 1692, he said, there were more witch trials in Connecticut than in any other colony.
Witch hunts beget more witch hunts.
