Sentence examples for weave spells from inspiring English sources

How better to escape the safe tedium of contemporary American youth than to pretend to fight monsters, weave spells, rescue maidens and hunt for treasure?

An author of children's stories who is also a mother is someone who shuts herself away from her own children in order to weave spells for other ones.

To weave spells, though, try the spider web sempervivum; Dortort writes that the ancient Romans decorated grave sites with them because their ability to endure the direst conditions "hinted at immortality".

J. K. Rowling Though she's not one to weave spells, she's woven three spellbinding books and is working on four more.

That creature was the general of an orc army who could breathe fire and weave spells of forgetfulness.

"I knew this was wrong but hid behind closed eyes as she spoke in tongues and wove spells of terrible power," Work says.

Blended of nostalgia, fatalism and adventure, Rilke's prose weaves spells to which an anxious youngster far from home might well succumb.

But he is also a magician, of sorts – one who weaves spells using lost phrases that recall a different connection with our landscape.

She called them spells; they were weaving spells for us over the table.

When her friends began to die, we would say their names, like we ourselves were weaving spells, singing their incantations.

They were simply unable to weave the spells that bewildered Arsenal in the last round.