Sentence examples for wizard words from inspiring English sources

The candidates then went through a series of tests, in which they categorised "me" words (myself, mine) and "wizard" words (wand, broomstick, spells, potions) by pressing one key when they appeared on the screen, and "not me" words (they, theirs) and "vampire" words (blood, undead, fangs, bitten) by pressing another key, with the test then reversed.

What wizarding words do you find yourself sprinkling into your vocabulary?

JK Rowling The wizard of words is a staunch defender of equal rights, using Twitter to challenge everyone from misogynists to the homophobic Westboro Baptist Church.

In Ms. Oberlin's tribute show "The Wizard of Words: Yip Harburg's Songs of Wit and Wisdom," at the Metropolitan Room, she skillfully balances the two sides of Harburg's sensibility.

But it's better if you win! Here's five simple techniques to help make you a wizard with words.

Hull reacted to the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939 with great excitement; according to Hector Bolitho, No. 43 Squadron's intelligence officer, the Rhodesian leapt from one foot to the other in the officer's mess, repeating the words "wizard, wizard".

G-N-S are wizards with words, introducing a track by relating it to current events.

While "Big Data" is the buzzword of the day, and many companies are scrambling to hire these elusive and expensive data wizards, the word on the street is that they're in low supply.

So why aren't we all amazing memory wizards if word association is all it takes?

How is it that books which don't involve recipes, diets or the troubled life of a pubescent wizard – or any words at all – can sell in such dizzying numbers?

Back then, Dada performance was a real menace to society, when Hugo Ball stood in a wizard costume declaiming words that made as little sense as the world war then raging.