Sentence examples for the faeries from inspiring English sources

Many cliffhangers later, Pyrgus is restored to the Faerie realm in time to rout the looming forces of the Faeries of the Night, with a solid assist from Henry.

In addition to all this, there are faerie-themed activities for the kids: tea parties with the faeries; interactions with friendly sprites, gnomes, and goblins; a puppet theater; a pixie post office; and tours of The Fairie Village, where tiny homes have been built into the landscape and kids can imagine the little occupants.

Angel Gabriel changed to the King of the Faeries.

All the fights between Aileana and the faeries were well written and full of suspense.

In Will Tuckett's family show, the faeries are the puppets of Blind Summit Theatre, with delicate wild faces and slender or cuddly limbs.

The Faeries, who are still active, hold maypole rituals, espousing Raglan-esque pagan performance as paths into spiritual dimensions of sexual liberation.

I, at least, dug this mean reversal of the faery tale.

Gaelic folklore has the hawthorn as threshold of the faery world, so perhaps the sheep had simply crossed back into myth.

Elizabeth, hailed as Gloriana in Spenser's epic poem The Faery Queen, was more than a monarch – even at a time when monarchy really meant something.

For her the spring wildflowers, the ephemerals, held a wild pantheistic significance, evidence that this was an enchanted land, the Faery of "a thousand ages gone".

Huon de Bordeaux, through the prose translation of John Bouchier (Lord Berners), furnished the name Oberon and the fairy element for Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream (first performed 1595 96), Ben Jonson's court masque Oberon, the Faery Prince (1611), and Christoph Martin Wieland's verse romance Oberon (1780).