Sentence examples for true talisman from inspiring English sources
Lafferty has brought that determination, and more, to the campaign, but it was fitting to see him step aside on Thursday night to create some space for the team's captain and true talisman, Steve Davis.
"Yes, it's true that Talisman is cooperating with the government," Mr. Taban said.
Ye olde parchment serves as shorthand for everything old, real, durable, American, and true — a talisman held up against the uncertainties and abstractions of a meaningless, changeable, paperless age.
The same is true of talismans, which offer the additional advantage of conferring supernatural power on other people, even on the deity, from a distance.
That is, were the current Labour lot not so run-of-the-mill themselves.In this section Start me up How the West was won The talisman tax The humbling I do (conditions apply) Hornets' nest Urbane guerrilla ReprintsTrue, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, is guile incarnate, a Tory Talleyrand to whom Mr Cameron subcontracts his strategic thinking.
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