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Part of her phallic potency was always to conjure the chaos about to break out unless we buckled under.

She cocks her head at me, as if this angle might conjure me in her memory.

The poems combined with the pictorial designs to conjure up for me a dream picture of the Ireland of old.

Unless someone can conjure up a solution to this problem, witches will be able to carry on living tax free.

sometimes I wish I can conjure the wind that can carry me to my pleasure and desire.

The woman practising witchcraft claimed that she could conjure up the spirits of the dead.

Everywhere there was a calm determination to conjure a little order out of chaos.

After five hours I've managed to conjure a headache and a stain on the carpet. She was right. Or I'm incompetent as usual.

To glean a sense of the dimensions of the organisation department's job, conjure up a parallel body in Washington.

This gallery has been designed as an air-raid shelter in order to conjure up the atmosphere of war.

Women in the sect wear prairie-style dresses and keep their hair tied up in tight buns that conjure images of frontier times.

If Heaven suddenly produced a strange idea to conjure my left hand into a cock, I would ask it to wake up all people every morning.

Though a user could not conjure a rainstorm in a desert, a dangerous sandstorm was certainly not out of the question.

Under the right circumstances, the very sight of a Garou is enough to conjure primal memories of fear and bloodshed.

There are more than a dozen guilds in Cadwallon, each with its own small army, each seeking to conjure more wealth and power.

All drow were able to conjure this magical light, and in Narbondellyn the use of it was particularly lavish.

Eventually my mother managed to conjure up images of a device lurking somewhere in the depths of our toolshed.

you could put messi in these games and he would still conjure a winner or create somethin. g. . .

For Li Li, the qipao used to conjure up images of her late grandmother.

He got up, stood over me, and tried to think of the nastiest, most punishing words he could conjure up.

It's true. . . The mere mention of the word 'weights' to some women and they conjure up a picture of a body builder.

Great was the difference between the two, as I have shown, but conjure up one and the other is not very distant.

As for talk of new voting rules, these conjure up images of late night cliffhangers , in which new laws scrape through by a bare majority.

This ritual can be used to conjure Celestial , Demonic , Elemental, or Angelic entities to do your bidding .

To their sharpened minds it was easy to conjure pictures of all kinds of incompetency and blindness and indeed, cowardice.

Super rabbit and I see some kids there have no money to buy stationery. So we use the wand to conjure up the book, pencils and erasers.

Though welcomed by some specimen users, entrepreneurial ventures often conjure concern about the creation of a market for human cadavers.

a place where my dearest family and friends are, where familiar scenes conjure the feeling of leafing through an old photo album.

The word "fingerprint" may conjure up images of crime and police stations.

Used cars may conjure images of brazen sales pitches and a risk of lemons, but they play an important role in global auto markets.

Savor life's joys. Relish ordinary experiences, like a good meal or a hot shower; conjure up a favorite memory when you're down.

Future and past thus conjure up a spectacle in which self-righteous morality is linked with political might.

It is possible that our presence in the skies for whatever reason the people in positions of power make conjure may be seen as threatening.

At times, he would conjure up an elephant or a horse, a cow, a sheep, a man, or a woman.

The most used example is being able to conjure up parking spaces by just imagining that empty space.

What others might earn in a decade, he can conjure up in an afternoon.

To conjure up a conscience in others is tempting to anyone who wishes to extend his control beyond the legal limits.

At the moment, Yar was using it to conjure two cups of coffee.

His words conjure up some of the most stereotypical and conspiratorial notions of undue Jewish power and influence.

The word change can conjure up many different feelings.

You conjure a wall of divine energy, lasts until the end of your next turn.

Then, to remember 82, all you need to do is conjure up an image of a gate with a shoe on it.

sad devotion to that ancient religion hasn't helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes.

Numbers of this magnitude inevitably conjure up terrifying visions of shortage and chaos.

Conjure Quartz Ring Conjures an quartz ring that increases intelligence , wisdom, light radius and grants see invisibility .

Stansted Airport may not quite conjure up ideas of elegant luxury and fine wines, but it does boast a rather unique 'cellar'.

There are numerous virtuous reasons a person can conjure up to rationalize skipping a workout.

But the news did conjure quite an interesting mental image : libraries that from now on will look smaller an less crowded .

The name IBM may conjure up images of white-shirted, middle-aged men.

But the news did conjure quite an interesting mental image: libraries that from now on will look smaller and less crowded.

Solution: "It's time to conjure up a brand new model for career advancement, one involving leaps rather than steps. "

From IVF to artificial wombs, why does each advance in reproductive technology still conjure up visions of monsters or Hitler clones?

It may conjure up images of dirt, squalor and plague , but the middle ages also created a society that was, remarkably, anti- capitalist .

Susan can conjure up a good deal in half hour.

Do you think they conjure up something for you?

She's very good at magic; she can conjure a rabbit out of a hat.

So, the child could already conjure faerie fire.

And he experienced with the various organs Luoenhemin final conjure no stone left in the hands of Voldemort.

Chihuly is famous for glass sculptures whose brilliant flowing forms conjure up active undersea creatures.

Now locals believe that these stalagmites and stalactites conjure up weird images of heaven and hell.

Do you think that it will conjure you into the liver cell of a mouse or the wings of an insect?

I do not make a judgment about the creations that you conjure.

The mere thought can conjure up ideas of hand-cranking appliances and whittling your own kitchen table.

There is no evidence that Toomey was involved with Enron, thoughthe association can't help but conjure up negative feelings in voters.

These faded photographs conjure up memories of my childhood.

Passion's thrills resemble obsessive-compulsive disorder, but in some people, love can conjure up something much more sinister.

Anachronos the Ancient says: The sands of time will halt, but only for a moment! I will conjure the barrier.

The whole point of fantasies, after all, is to conjure up brilliantly perfect sex.

Other names to conjure with include Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Mississippi's Mr Barbour.

The aroma, he is fond of noting, can conjure up such powerful memories that it makes some diners cry.

Some environmental weapons can be created by using skills such as the elementalist's [[conjure]] skills and the warrior's [[banner]] skills.

State-supported companies often conjure up images of imperialism.

Use: Creates a cauldron that raid members can use to conjure a Major Shadow Protection Potion.

Conjure Image no longer requires clicking on the hero.

That were some spite : my invocation is fair and honest, and in his mistresss' name I conjure only but to raise up him.

We can conjure up a justification for almost any course of action, especially if we happen to be enthusiastic and motivated.

Telling children that a baby gets started when "a seed is planted" may conjure misleading images.

They conjure visions of exotic travel and long-distance commerce.

Landscapes in all three countries conjure visions of both Eden and hell.

Most spas have names that conjure up an atmosphere of bliss and tranquillity.

Darker purples can conjure gloominess and sadness.

I conjure you, my brethren, REMAIN TRUE TO THE EARTH, and believe not those who speak unto you of superearthly hopes!

Some don't believe the authorities can conjure up another stimulus.

Jean can conjure up a good meal in half an hour.

He could conjure coins from behind people's ears.

He knows that for many fans, his face and voice will always conjure memories of Alex P.

Conjure up the happy past.

Tried to conjure away the doubts that besether.

I conjure you not to betray your country.

And conjure 16th nine Taiwanese patrol vessels escorted a boatful of nationalists into Japanese waters.

It can help us conjure up a mood or remind us of an enjoyable experience.

Be on your guard, I conjure you.

I conjure thee, O Circle of power that thou weest a meeting place of truth, love and joy.

We conjure up out own metaphors for our own needs.

No one can just 'conjure up money'.

conjure you not to betray me.

So how does the brain conjure up gods?

Are some people just born as geniuses who can somehow conjure up magical solutions to problems that almost seem impossible to overcome?

How to conjure a bigger EFSF without more taxpayers' money?

I watched them conjure the dead, and it's very moving.

This enables the researchers to conjure from their database the person you may not realize you have in mind.

Do you ever sit in traffic wishing you could conjure up that taxi driver who got you through a gridlock at light speed?

It doesn't conjure any unicorns. It doesn't make someone love you back.

Jo: To conjure up an image.

Conjure Mana Gem (Rank 6 - Emerald) now restores 1800 to 3000 mana and has three charges.

'This is the stuff you can't conjure in dreams, ' he says.

The problem is that all names conjure up other people and they are intensely personal.

Conjure a delicious meal out of a few unpromising ingredients

I have just known that yours is a name to conjure with.

In general, humans are compulsively obsessed with controlling everything, so we conjure liberty out of thin air;

"A sight to store away, then conjure up someday when they were no longer together" (Nelson DeMille)

That he can conjure such delights from the decidedly non-epic scale of the British landscape is a welcome reminder that

Discover The Principles of Colours: Three Magical Primary Colours Conjure up

And conjure wonder out of emptiness,

Central bankers are not magicians. Don't count on them to conjure up remedies if the rich economies flag

conjure an egg out of an empty cup

Britain's government cannot conjure a technology giant out of thin air. But it can help

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Conjure me as a child

Conjure up visions of the past