Sentence examples for was wizard from inspiring English sources
noun
A man who uses (or has skill with) magic, mystic items, and magical and mystical practices.
Before our time, they glided through Chelsea only, & Aubrey Beardsley was wizard supreme of the Aesthetic Ideal.
"When I heard about Wichita State and found out that it was in Kansas, first thing came to mind was 'Wizard of Oz' – like, Dorothy," Armstead said.
One of my favorites biographies was "Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla," by Marc Seifer, which I read even before Tesla Motors started.
The worst combination was Wizard extraction from a feed matrix (five out of six samples inhibited).
Peppermint oil is said to be wizard at destroying bird mites.
Surprisingly, it is Wizard, rather than Wells, who becomes the book's most interesting character.
Harry Potter would be "wizard fiction" and "Infinite Jest" could be "narcotic fiction," with the sublabel "tennis fiction".
His winning progeny were: Wizard filly (1813) – won a maiden race at Penrith in three two-mile heats in 1816.
Wallahi, Douglass, those Germans are wizards, I tell you.
If nothing else, the producers of these artifacts were wizards at marketing.
"They are wizards at putting it all together," the architect Neil Denari says.
