Sentence examples for witching time from inspiring English sources

It was after midnight, the witching time when mysterious deals transpire.

Updated at 1.38am BST 1.21am BST Wandering the town 12.59am BST This is the gloaming We've entered the American "witching hour", the time between work and everything else.

3AM is the witching hour the magic time when the dancefloor is ceded to the true vibers.

Because sometimes Little Dude is a monster and I get home at the witching hour, just in time to force him to eat his carrots, make him brush his teeth and go to bed.

At the witching hour before air time, I would be talking on the phone, writing voiceover copy, scanning the AP wire and logging video while listening for the voice of my producer in the din of wire and telex machines, TVs turned up full, and people yelling across the room.

The witching-hour timing bespoke both political calculation and personal angst.

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It was the first international tournament I can (just about) remember, and by virtue of me being a kid and the witching hour kick-off times, I had to watch all the games in secret on a shit, hand-me-down TV in my room, face pressed right up against the screen with the volume on 1 so I could hear if the stairs creaked.

Just in time for the witching season, the Union's horror-fest kicks off boasting a lost play by Noel Coward and a new piece by Mark Ravenhill.

But in The Living and the Dead, the openly declared TV ghost story is promisingly reborn at the witching hour of 9pm peak-time.

It's publication time – every author's witching hour when graves open and the sheeted dead arise to shriek and gibber their disapproval of your living words.