Sentence examples for some wizardry from inspiring English sources

But to splice the virtues of small companies into the the genes of their gigantic new venture will take some wizardry.

Gourcuff worked some wizardry to tee him up, but with a clear sight of goal from 12 yards out he sent a soft sidefooter straight at the keeper.

When he directs "The Avengers," he has a point of view, and he dares to confront the material and make it reflect that; he creates images that have some wizardry and some wonder, some daring and some power to astonish.

Can Harry Potter star Emma Watson inject some wizardry into British fashion label Burberry?

The fine folks over at America's Test Kitchen have some wizardry for wannabe rice masters, and it's all about the ratios.

So Apollo tried some financial wizardry.

The task force, created in 1991, is financed through some budgetary wizardry.

The story opens with some necrophiliac wizardry and Brando newly arisen as Superman's extraterrestrial father.

It's the last laugh!" Thereafter – and by some technical wizardry I don't understand – she will ascend into heaven.

Using some mathematical wizardry, he has taken the average information of a binding site, and worked backwards to evaluate any individual example.

In the United States, deal makers make money primarily by buying underperforming assets, adding some financial wizardry and riding any improvements in the stock market.