Sentence examples for war magician from inspiring English sources

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Sherlock star is set to star as the famous British hero Jasper Maskelyne in The War Magician.

He will also voice the tiger Shere Khan in Andy Serkis's version of The Jungle Book for studio Warner Bros in 2018 – Disney's rival version, out this weekend, features Idris Elba as the vengeful big cat – and is tipped to portray famed illusionist Jasper Maskelyne in period drama The War Magician.

Now Benedict Cumberbatch looks set to come to the rescue all over again in a very different role: he will play the British magician Jasper Maskelyne – whose clever illusions are claimed to have helped turn the tide for the allies – in second world war epic The War Magician.

George MacDonald's goblins or Susanna Clarke's warring magicians?

Warners had an even lower number to contend with for its warring-magician comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, starring Steve Carell and Jim Carrey.

Released the previous week, the warring-magician comedy debuted with a dismal £306,000 and then fell this week by 79%, for a 10-day total of £569,000.

Later, at Limerick races, O'Brien all but ruled out Champions Day for two of his other horses, Declaration Of War and Magician, explaining that both want a sound surface, whereas the going at Ascot was soft in places even before 3.5mm of rain in the area on Monday.

And so, you knew this well, you do not die – courtier, countryman, noter of flowers and bees, war's laureate, magician, Janus-faced – but make a great Cathedral, genius, of this place.

Magicians war in barroom brawl [Cambridge Chronicle].

In the country of Ravka, a land plagued by a wall of darkness cutting it off from vital ports and cities and wrought with war from neighboring countries, magicians called the Grisha defend their homeland using water, fire, air, steel and glass... Or do they actually have the country's best interest at heart?

Pixar also make shorts to preface their features: accompanying WALLE is 'Presto', about the war of attrition between a magician and his rabbit.