Sentence examples for witches from inspiring English sources
"witches" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe someone engaging in witchcraft or magic, or as a general term for a group of people who practice such activities. Example sentence: The local coven of witches gathered around the bonfire to perform their dark ritual.
We consider how radio is getting children's voices heard in Senegal and also take a look at 'witchcraft' in Tanzania and Mozambique, and the murders of suspected witches.
In order to save Annalise he must face Mercury, one of the strongest Black witches of all time (after Nathan's father of course).
How much do you think the witches are an external force and how much of it is Macbeth's "heat-oppressed" brain?
The prime minister observed very often that we were living in dark and dangerous times, replete with acts of medieval barbarism in the witches brew that is the Middle East.
But it has one very big difference: there is a record kept of all the witches that are alive.
White and Black witches are divided into ferociously hostile factions with notorious skirmishes between the two.
Half Wild continues from where Half Bad ended and shows Nathan's struggles with hiding from the white witches (the Hunters and the council) who want him dead and his mission to save Annalise whom he is madly in love with.
Cranach was Martin Luther's best man, and responsible for burning several supposed witches – so his infatuation with dangerous desire has a dark side.
The Guardian helpfully added that Common ragwort (Senecio jacobaea) was formerly associated with witches and warlocks in rural communities and that fairies were believed to ride on ragwort blossom at midnight.
Legend has it that Michael Scot, the 13th-century wizard, came across a coven of witches holding their sabbat outside Little Salkeld, and turned them all to stone.
Strange Beauty: Masters of the German Renaissance The art of the German Renaissance is full of witches, werewolves and supermodels.
