Sentence examples for wand can be from inspiring English sources

"This idea that a magic wand can be waved and at the end everyone will have health insurance is not going to happen," said Keith Stover, a lobbyist and spokesman for the Connecticut Association of Health Plans.

Even if the scheme works – and there is no guarantee that a magic wand can be waved to emulate the undoubted success of Australia's Big Bash – there will be great swaths of the country denied a taste of the best action as the existing NatWest Blast dwindles towards irrelevance.

A wand can be fashioned from any item that has a hole to blow through.

A good tutorial for a DIY wand can be found here: http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-an-awesome-Harry-Potter-wand-from-a-sheet-of-/ Make or thrift a long, black skirt.

For example, a lightweight vacuum wand can be used on both hard and soft flooring and is much easier to maneuver than a heavy-duty vacuum cleaner, and pre-moistened disinfectant wipes are a convenient alternative to spray bottles and rags.

There is no magic wand that can be waved to make it go away, she says.

But on the other, you have the equally false position staked out by Ed Balls: that with a wave of a Keynesian wand we can be magicked back to 2006.

Instead, show them "how pleasurable and versatile [a wand] can be".

There is no secret, pill or magic wand that can be waved to create balance.

The advertisement also mocked Narendra Modi's Gujarat model of development and spotted a punch line—"No hand has a magic wand that can be waved to achieve progress".

For the Sims cheat you need a magic wand (this can be bought from the Magic Man).