conjure up

Conjuring up the fishy smell in her memory, she felt a gentle fragrant sweet current flowing in her heart.

by a lake, where the surface vibrates with eternal black, conjuring up nights and violins.

When he talked with people he always wore a sweet smile, but he was conjuring up evil ideas in his mind.

With only a tiny percentage of the UAE's oil reserves, it has become adept at conjuring up ventures for others to finance.

Longer term, the outlook for commodities now depends on whether China can slow growth without conjuring up a crash.

Drugs are obviously the biggest problem for airport security, while criminals are adept at conjuring up inventive ways to go undetected.

The strawberry still epitomises the British summer, conjuring up images of tennis and outdoor picnics.

arbitrarily adjusting the computation and distribution method for profits, conjuring up false profits or concealing profits; or.

The trick is to visualise gorging non-stop on the food, rather than conjuring up an appetite-whetting single image.

Anyone who thinks men are only ones conjuring up lurid, graphic fantasies about other passengers on the subway is deluded.

Instead of doting on the worst-case scenario, conjuring up negative images of doom and gloom, use your mind to form a positive picture.

The term "security" is an emotive one, conjuring up images of wartime food shortages caused by German U-boats.

The act of conjuring up a spirit by incantation.

Impossible to picture Evie Burns without also conjuring up a bicycle;