conjure

I felt a bit guilty about fooling my ma, but whenever a pang hit, I conjured up the vision of my voice dancing along wires in the sky.

Head's recovered unity of subjectivity is no more than his another ideal ego conjured up in the imaginary order.

Or, the memory of his own victims, conjured from his own wand to help hie nemesis ?

but she so loves the token, For he conjured her she should ever keep it, That she reserves it evermore about her To kiss and talk to.

She baked bread in an outdoor oven and conjured up a feast on an antique range that looked like it had it come from Mrs Beeton's kitchen.

Second, we do not see the introduction of such a charge as a punitive measure. Nor is it a disingenuous device conjured up by us.

Yet, with the vague ideas I conjured up from the rest, I spun out a variously coloured thread on which to string the illustrations.

There are signs too that the PdL could be conjured into a more lively attitude in the next few weeks.

At the end of the 1990s, the dotcom phenomenon conjured up the possibility of making unlimited amounts of money in a new economy.

For this latest residence, his own dream-come-true, he has conjured up a tranquil sense of sculptural beauty.

He conjured a massive fire storm in the hall, trying to assassinate all who were assembled and seize power himself.

But in the end he conjured up a reality of his own, channelling the magic of computing into products that reshaped entire industries.

Her mother could not repress her consciousness of the nuptial Vision conjured up by the girl's consent.

Isaac: Indeed, with this most forbidden of arts, a wisp of conjured matter can be transformed into a hellish devil!

Innovation, after all, is not something that can be conjured out of thin air at the whim of a bureaucrat.

Innovation, however, isn't something that can be conjured up in government offices or corporate boardrooms.

They are the product of imagined fears conjured up in our minds-the product of our own fantasies.

He conjured a delicious meal out of a few leftovers.

He held out his palm and conjured a small ball that glowed with blue faerie fire.

The black-and-white film noir decor, narrative thread, and not least the name, immediately conjured up images of the Twilight Zone.

If Heaven conjured my right hand into a stone sling, I would use it to shoot bird and toast the bird.

I believe it was a surfing t-shirt (waves breaking, etc), but it conjured so many more images than simply hitting the beach.

The old man conjured up a bag of silver coins from his pocket.

If any rate administration, slightly not to lose, few of those, I each longitudinal loss, never dared to moment conjured from free.

After days of meetings, she finally mentioned the words "Jackson Hole, " along with the frontier spirit it conjured in her mind.

Drugs conjured up in a lab = good.

Fresh audiences for opera and classical music will not be conjured up via disciplinary upheavals in elite universities.

So an image of "the brain's blueprint" had to be conjured up from our artist's imagination.

The agency added, with an unusual burst of humour, that "the images they conjured up were not, one could say, appetising" .

And there is the enormous audience that YouTube has conjured with its idiotproof video-sharing technology.

The magician conjured a rabbit out of his hat.

The magician conjured a bowl of fish out of his hat.

The Red Guards could still return one day, conjured up by the ghost of the Great Helmsman.

Mother conjured from behind his back like a new alarm clock, is a can put the battery alarm!

Conservative ministers and MPs differ over timing (new treaties are not conjured up overnight, ministers have warned backbenchers).

And it conjured up images of the mad scientist at work, playing with human life in a test tube.

The rabbit appeared from nowhere, conjured out of thin air . . .

Their team has conjured up a couple of decent slogans; the Tories are still groping for theirs.

The magician conjured a rabbit out of an empty hat.

I had lost my pen, but she conjured up another one for me from somewhere.

That name, conjured up less than a decade ago, has now become the world's most powerful brand.

Many other interesting correlation can be conjured up .

In many cases, however, the true difficulties were not localized , and sometimes false ones were conjured up.

He conjured a rabbit out of an empty hat.

They listened in astonishment while James conjured up pictures of fantastic machines.

Such divisions will not be conjured away by wheeling the IMF into play.

Soon he had conjured up an irrepressible rodent who, like his creator, would take whatever abuse the world gave and still smile.

Somehow she not only managed to keep Charlie and his brother Syney clean and warm, clothed and fed but she conjured little treats for them.

It could be conjured in unlimited amounts whenever crises warranted it.

He conjured a delicious meal out of few leftovers.

When I told un-initiated people that I was going to Nude Nite, it conjured up salacious thoughts of some kind of party at a nudist resort.

The pair then conjured up a plan to fool his employer into believing he had carried out the hit.

Two spectres conjured up the buried past.

Though it's possible to use sword and shield, mace, axe or a conjured magical sword, I stuck mostly with the Flames spell.

I could not see her smile now; my eyes were full of the fears I had conjured up.

A flask, conjured from thin air, was thrust into his shaking hands by Hermione.

Once again he conjured up the illusion.

For centuries, blue roses have conjured unrequited love or the quest for the impossible.

With their economic power and hunger for new experiences, China's restless middle classes have conjured a new Europe into life.

He conjured us with his dying breath to look after his son.

But, if US defaulted, it doesn't matter to China because they just conjured up the money in the first place.

I conjured him out of thin air. He doesn't exist. Except on paper.

The magician conjured up a white rabbit.

This is not something conjured up by a few individuals. It has become a living reality in China.

The singing of the birds outside the window conjured up memories of my childhood in the countryside.

Einstein had conjured the whole business, it seemed.

His influence extends even to people who have never conjured a fireball in anger.

I conjured him out of thin air.

Ruthie has been yanked out from under whatever dark cloud she conjured up.

The magician conjured the rabbit away.

By personalising Namtso's life and death, Mr Green has conjured in the flesh an otherwise anonymous figure from Tibet's shadows.

A walk in the fresh air soon conjured her headache away.

It was not long ago when "made in Taiwan" conjured up images of cheap products and plastic Godzillas.

Raja's genius is that he conjured billions out of thin air.

And so a misanthropic fantasy is conjured: what would a world without men be like?

Father didn't believe the story his son had conjured up.

But remember, these are theoretical speeds conjured by lab rats.

By this means, Hong Kong has conjured a cheap and gleaming transport system seemingly out of nothing.

Some people think of seeing ghosts as a case of something being conjured up, perhaps by the disordered nervous system of the victim;

Her mind conjured up a blurred vision of fire and falling buildings

so they conjured up a plan to meet late at night

American spies and analysts conjured up phantom Iraqi weapons programs in 2002;