Sentence examples for witch like from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a good witch, like the wholesome Samantha Stephens, soon to be created for the 1960s sitcom "Bewitched".

So aged five I decided that I was going to be a witch like the Pendle witches.

The laugh, described by some as "witch like" was reported to sometimes happen without the device being "woken" up.

At a recent job he dug five test holes, all of which had been identified by a water witch like Mr. Stine.

Morgause is portrayed as a beautiful but trivial and silly woman, a witch like her sister Morgan le Fay, but not serious enough to do real spells.

The noisy old witch, like the screech-owl after which she was named in Latin, Strix, shrieks imprecations from her gaping maw, while beautiful Sirens open their mouths in honeyed songs to lure men to their destruction.

The character of Miss Havisham was described by Dickens as a "witch-like waxwork".

Nina Felix / In Your Face (2012) is angry and witch-like, with a low-dipping top and scraggly hair.

All we know and read about Margaret Atwood is that she is "frosty" and "scary" and "witch-like" and "remote".

He took hundreds of photographs of her, sensuously infatuated images of her splayed fingers and her white neck and her handsome, wicked-witch-like face.

Even as you walk up the path from the jetty, the terns begin to intimidate you: uttering their witch-like cackle as they float effortlessly alongside.