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Sentence patterns related to "conjured up"
1. Lisa's story had conjured up an arresting image.
2. He often conjured up visions of his boyhood days.
3. 18 Two well-matched sides conjured up an entertaining game.
4. The glittering ceremony conjured up images of Russia's imperial past.
5. She conjured up a three-course meal in half an hour!
6. And now the night conjured up from the waters a gluey fog.
7. A beast born of clay and conjured up. only by the most powerful sorcerer
8. A beast born of clay and conjured up only by the most powerful sorcerer.
9. You expect me to believe we conjured up her evil spirit with a game seance?
10. Three goal scoring chances were conjured up by Swindon, only to be magicked away by Leicester.
11. I conjured up visions of wild mushroom risotto, tiramisu, Cherry, Garcia ice cream, and currant scones.
12. 10 I conjured up visions of wild mushroom risotto, tiramisu, Cherry, Garcia ice cream, and currant scones.
13. 2 I conjured up visions of wild mushroom risotto, tiramisu, Cherry, Garcia ice cream, and currant scones.
14. It effectively conjured up the mixture of religion, fighting prowess and romanticism which the Legion held so dear.
15. One atheist conjured up an idea of what he imagined God to be and then prayed: “Just give me a little whisper.”
16. Like the top quark, the Higgs will be conjured up by smashing heavy particles called hadrons (which include protons and their antimatter equivalents).
17. 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.
18. Across two nights Carlson, who has a history of Berating female journalists, dedicated his blend of faux outrage and conjured-up accusations of media bias to Lorenz, who in her role as a tech
19. Even though the fierce dog was confined in the garden, the sound of his sniffing as he approached the fence caused me to retreat in fear as my vivid imagination conjured up a variety of possibilities.
20. ‘In the Allegro Assai moderato we have an impression of impish playfulness that is very much akin to Gade's own inventiveness.’ ‘From the opening notes of the Allegro vivace Assai, the Berlin players conjured up Mozart in the best Viennese manner.’
21. Instead, the paper of broken-record mused Airily about "white-supremacist views" and conjured up the ghosts of "Know-Nothings and the Klan." The Times neglected to mention that the report's author, Marcus Epstein, is the half-Jewish son of a Korean immigrant.