| Skeletons are warriors who have been slain in battle and brought back by dark magics. |
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| As you continue to master weapons, skills and magics, you will become a bigger part of this amazing world. |
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| Now, a few companies get in touch with me and want to take advantage of the magics of automation: saving time, boosting their productivity. |
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| Originally recorded in 1988, a new wave hit for When in Rome, here Simpson magics it into something lost and lonely and long-distance. |
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| In addition, water-borne transport is not a panacea that magics away all the risks of polluting and harmful substances. |
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| The best job in the whole game: has the highest HP, can equip all of the most powerful armors and weapons in the game, can use all the white magics form lv 1 to lv 4, and has no weak spots. |
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| Rumor has it that Jeremy Fox, the chef, is not vegetarian, and neither is his wife, Deanie, who magics tomatoes into linzer cookies and beets into high-minded, sugar-glazed gums. |
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| Students will become actors and troupe of a movie set and will experience some technological tricks that lie at the bottom of movie magics of the last 30 years. |
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| They speak in tongues and work strange magics with computers. |
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| We were amazed when with solemnity he did his magics in the red light, when on photo paper in the developer an image was born of that, which was seen through the viewfinder just moments ago. |
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| Possessing deadly agility and mastery of the blade, the Nightblade can also draw upon the planar magics of fire and death to deal doom in a variety of ways. |
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| Tribute to her, all now hangs on airer Hauled to ceiling height and she addresses Sunday joint, cold beef with carving knife, And magics up crisped bubble and squeak in pans. |
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| Ancient Magics, old Gods and Monsters from the mists of time are common in the land of Erin as well as mere men and women. |
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