Sentence examples for sorcerer of from inspiring English sources

He dreams of a black Wagner, a sorcerer of myth.

So why, with six national titles and a seventh expected soon, isn't Geno Auriemma widely considered the Sorcerer of Storrs?

The sorcerer from Togo who concocted the altar goes by the name of Azé Kokovivina, Sorcerer of the Giggles.

He is a sorcerer of relaxation and threat, and Martha — whom he has rechristened Marcy May, in a further denuding of her identity — is duly entranced.

As John Wellington Wells, the sorcerer of the title, Stephen O'Brien negotiated treacherous patter with high spirits if not consummate ease.

Of the six U.S. titles, dating from the 1930s to the 1980s, William Friedkin's "Sorcerer" of 1977 will top the bill.

As a group, the supposed sorcerers of the financial world have returned less than inflation.

They can be friends, father confessors, sorcerers of beauty and gossipmeisters extraordinaire.

Why are the so-called sorcerers of sound routinely shafted?

Richard Petraitis, Bullets into Water: The Sorcerers of Africa, REALL Newsletter v.6 Belief in magic is a human universal.

The Circassians told that, on a certain night of the year, their sorcerers fought with the sorcerers of the Abkhaz people, trying to suck each other's blood.