Sentence examples for study magic from inspiring English sources

Rather than performing magic to entertain people, I study magic in the lab.

When Robbins was fifteen, he began to study magic seriously, after seeing a local magician at a county fair.

And it never occurred to me that I could study magic or theatre in college, and I have a very spotty academic career to say the least, but since around then I've spent lots and lots of time in libraries, acquiring this odd information and building a collection of printed material and images.

Tamora Pierce wrote her "Circle of Magic" quartet, which also first published in 1997, about four budding mages who find themselves at Winding Circle, a temple community, and study magic from expert dedicates who live there.

'J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" tells the story of eleven-year-old orphan Harry Potter, who discovers that he is a wizard and goes to study magic at the British school for wizards, Hogwarts.

Julie (Dominique Labourier), a lonely librarian studying magic, meets Céline (Juliet Berto), an actual cabaret magician and something of a mythomaniac.

And thus, in Jones' way, studying magic is a neat trick: It makes us confront big questions about knowledge.

He was something of a loner, and his early pursuits included studying magic tricks and ham radio.

Mr. Salem said he was an avid reader, and found mental puzzles, puns and word games fascinating, though he never studied magic or card tricks.

Since my early scientific studies on misdirection, there has been an explosion of interest in studying magic scientifically, and the science of magic has now become a field in its own right.

Some great mathematicians studied magic squares – such as Leonhard Euler in the 18th century, and Édouard Lucas and Arthur Cayley in the 19th – but the field has generally been the domain of passionate laypeople.