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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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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?

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.

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.

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

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

State-supported companies often conjure up images of imperialism.

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

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

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

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

Conjure up the happy past.

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

We conjure up out own metaphors for our own needs.

No one can just 'conjure up money'.

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?

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

Jo: To conjure up an image.

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

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

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