Sentence examples for witch legend from inspiring English sources

"Grandmamma is always such a witch," Legend sang.

Thousands of people were going there every week, people who were convinced that there was some grain of truth in the Blair Witch legend.

Tristen insists that the myth, like so much folklore, must have some basis in fact, while Stephen, a diehard rationalist, is convinced the Blair Witch legend is nothing more than mass hysteria.

The answer may be simple strong story, enthusiastic word of mouth, and an ingeniously plotted website designed to lure the curious with ever more sinister background to the apocryphal Blair Witch legend.

He had no snowy memories, no castles, no wild cherry trees, no sound stone houses with polished brass and roaring fires, no Halloween, no ghosts or witches, no legends of his own going back to the morning of the world, no proper accent, like the people there.

According to legend, witches and other evil spirits come out on that night each year.

(The remaining two Blair Witch games -- The Legend of Coffin Rock, just released, and The Elly Kedward Tale, due later this month -- are significantly more action-oriented).

Townspeople talk of spells, witches, ghosts, and legends.

According to legend, the original witch inhabited the caves in the dark ages until she was turned to stone by the Abbot of Glastonbury for causing witch-like woes such as souring the milk and spoiling crops.

Last May a list for five to seven-year-olds included Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl, The Worst Witch, by Jill Murphy, and The Legend of Captain Crow's Teeth, by Eoin Colfer.

It was partly down to the legend of the witch that prompted TV's Most Haunted team to visit Wookey Hole Caves and Mill to explore the location in depth, searching for evidence of paranormal activity.