Sentence examples for work its wonders from inspiring English sources

Simply pop the tablet in after last flush for the night and leave it to work its wonders overnight.

It continued to work its wonders when American Ballet Theater presented it at weekend performances at the Metropolitan Opera House.

He brought together the star players, the great basketball minds, added the layer of glamour that became the Lakers' mystique and set it free to work its wonders.

Then, creative destruction can work its wonders in the financial sector, just as it does elsewhere in our economy.

Deregulation takes time to work its wonders but the results are noticeable in the U.S. Don't blame those satanic speculators pushing hot money around for the transatlantic tilt westward.

The Commission on Employment-Based Immigration will work its wonders.

Different alternative schools such as Montessori and Waldorf suggest that early toys should be hand-made and without specific features, ie. a doll without a face, a ball made of cloth, etc, so that children's imagination can work its wonder.

"Afterland" works its wonders with an intentionally rationed vocabulary, its counters combined and recombined in poem after poem: stars, water, hair, bones, fire.

Ms. Galiana's eloquent, utterly unsentimental portrayal of a woman who expects little of life is an extraordinarily moving portrait of unconditional love gradually working its wonders (Holden).

I had arrived at Loreto with pretty underwhelming exam results, but suddenly being a treated like a grown-up worked its wonders – and though no one talked about "value added", I ended up with four As at A-level.

As the Atkins diet works its wonders, he feels happier: he gets fit, and he even goes for a twenty-five-mile hike with his (new?) girlfriend, at the end of which they pop into a pub and tuck in like ordinary human beings — "spaghetti with a meat sauce, and some garlic bread, and a bottle of wine".