Sentence examples for the sort of magic from inspiring English sources

That's the sort of magic they want to work here but they haven't found it yet".

"An actor alone on stage can create the sort of magic that no technology can compete with.

The sort of magic King has in mind was brought home during the week, when he watched four English teams progress in the Champions League.

A wedding ring is the symbol of a transformative legal act, but it is not the sort of magic ring that conjures people out of nowhere or, pulled off, makes them invisible.

Lille, who had signed Thauvin for around £3m in January but lent him back to Bastia for the remainder of the season, were looking forward to him doing his thing for them this term, perhaps even purveying the sort of magic that Eden Hazard used to provide.

Apart from the dodgy arithmetic involved in coming up with that figure (the sort of magic maths which involves closing your eyes and repeatedly banging the calculator against your forehead), the idea that we can only have one thing or the other – AV or healthy babies – is such a preposterous argument, even the baby could see through it.

We've already told you the year's 30 best tracks and the 25 best albums, so as we reach 2016's halfway mark, let's take a look at the year's finest attempts at this sort of magic, the 13 best mixes of 2016 so far.

"But being a Latina, she has that sort of magic realist DNA in her blood".

They're trying to recreate the sort of black magic that you feel could only have happened under the light of a certain mysterious constellation, and only under the hand of Ridley Scott, Sigourney Weaver, and HR Giger.

A good example of the sort of aural magic that Mr. Martinez conjures up can be found at the beginning of "Frida" when ethereal tones produced from a glass harmonica and Mr. Martinez's own crystalware segues into notes from an accordion and acoustic guitar.

But based on the trailer, the vibe seems closer to the Hereditary sort of magic than the occasionally musical sorcery of Melissa Joan Hart's 90s adaptation of the Archie comic.