Sentence examples for up a spell from inspiring English sources
A momentum builds up, a spell between page and hand and eye.
While cooking up a spell using a bag labeled Acme Toads, Hecuba tosses a handful of amphibian body parts into a pot while cackling, "So some Frenchman goes hungry tonight!" In the world of "Passions," even something as simple as the passage of time tweaks soap opera conventions.
Even Kate Bush – perhaps the most apposite comparison, given Divers' preponderance of songs on which Newsom twists her voice into an approximation of the shriekier moments on The Kick Inside – gently poked fun at her more indefatigable devotees on How to Be Invisible, mocking up a spell to make herself vanish that included "hem of anorak".
J.K. Rowling wishes she could conjure up a spell to keep the United Kingdom inside the European Union.
16 Milosevic breaks up a spell of scrappy play in midfield when he charges upfield towards a long ball but is caught offside.
We look like people who've woken up from a spell, a nightmare.
Though Pere Ubu broke up for a spell in 1982, they have remained periodically active since the late eighties.
"We look like people who've woken up from a spell, a nightmare," observed writer Ahdaf Soueif, and "we revel in the inclusiveness" of the struggle.
If I can find someone to put me up for a spell on Eighth Street, I will have achieved what I would call a Manhattan straight, 10th Street high.
A sleek, energizing mixture of Sinatra's inimitable cool and Ms. Tharp's kinetic heat, "Come Fly Away" sweeps you up in a spell so complete that only those resistant to the seductions of dance or the swing of Sinatra will be left on the other side of the velvet rope.
