Use "conjure up" em uma frase

1. The words that he wanted to conjure up caught at the back

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2. The words that he wanted to conjure up caught at the back of his throat and his first sound was little more than a muffled cough

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3. “He…he should’ve said something”, stammered her husband, as around him one judge after another jeered and called him every sort of stupid ass that their imaginations could conjure up

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4. of stupid ass that their imaginations could conjure up

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5. about five, and I had about four hours, to conjure up a doctor, a

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6. He lowered his head, exhaling as he tried to conjure up his parting words to Alex

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7. The Elders had tried to capture the Witch before, but she would always conjure up spells and use magic to avoid capture

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8. Those seven men wielded great power, the like of which had never been seen before, and they could conjure up foul beasts from the underworld to do battle for them

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9. The sea may be many things but it couldn’t conjure up a

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10. references to holes, dips, depressions, chasms and the like and he tried to conjure up a plan of action that no one would know about

11. hand around to conjure up things really wasn’t going to cut the

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12. He was quite fearful of another reoccurrence of the awful vitriolic voices, especially in company; he didn’t know how many more times he would be able to conjure up excuses on the spur of the moment to conceal his condition

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13. “Well, you of all people should know the lies the media can conjure up

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14. think, and believe165 conjure up my clearest memories of how you

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15. From the ruined mountain, he can conjure up a thousand if he so wishes

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16. Once out it seems to conjure up support from others who share in the same insecurity that it bubbled up from in the first place

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17. Moshe tried to picture the scene but could only conjure up vague images of grand drama in a place he had never seen and could scarcely image

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18. Moshe tried to picture the scene but could only conjure up vague images of grand drama in a

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19. And as you breathe in conjure up images of

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20. You conjure up what your opinion is on 102

21. You conjure up what your opinion is on the subject

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22. ) And so a magic wand has been waved to conjure up the illusion that we’re all different and separate

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23. and a strong and powerful prince, and by the name of his star, which is Venus, and by his seal which is holy; and by all the names aforesaid, I conjure upon thee, Anael, who art the chief ruler this day, that thou labour for me, &c

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24. generations, that they should keep and sanctify the same, to have thereby a good reward in the world to conic; and by the names of the angelsserving in the seventh host, before Booel, a great angel, and powerful prince; and by the name of his star, which is Saturn; and by his holy seal, and by the names before spoken, I conjure upon thee, Caphriel, who art chief ruler of the seventh day, which is the Sabbath, that for me thou labour, &c

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25. “And it’s the way some of them conjure up wealth to earn infamy that makes for the great human tragedy,” he said with apathy

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26. conjure up stuffed dogs that looked like the real thing so that a little

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27. Sleep eludes him as images of the bald headed man walking down the road conjure up in his mind

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28. With Richard being well over six foot tall, the image of their two friends, who were only small, carrying the large frame of Richard, it did conjure up a funny vision

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29. you couldn't picture the result that would bring the emotions? And, how would you conjure up that picture in your mind without the words to define the outcome you are seeking?

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30. In addition, the glistening sweat combined with revealing thong bathing suits left little more to conjure up, for his vivid imagination

31. For a time, he attempted to conjure up an inconspicuous hiding place, somewhere away from any unsuspecting thieves

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32. "Because if I look in your purse, or find it anywhere in this hizzy, the pain you'll receive will be unthinkable, worse than any nightmare you could ever conjure up under that wig

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33. about to conjure up a bullshit story

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34. Obviously you can conjure up an extreme example where the moral position appears cut and dried but in general it is true that most debates are complicated and not trivial

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35. He is completely egocentric, self serving, spoiled, and any other adjectives you can conjure up that come with being a child prodigy and celebrity

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36. And you know full well that my only other spell is to conjure up a jet of water

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37. anything to drink, but if the worst came to the worst he could conjure up a spurt of water or two

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38. Halfshaft duly obliged, snapping his fingers to conjure up a flame

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39. He could create fire, and he could conjure up water from thin air to put it out again

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40. The big fellow didn"t even have the time to conjure up a

41. Now, she did not need to try to conjure up their old memories

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42. Why, luckily for men, the hard nuts to crack for the final favor are few and far between! But then, the harder the struggle to win women over, the sweeter would be the pleasure in having them, wouldn’t it be? Oh, what else draws a man to a woman than his desire to access her persona specifics? Won’t woman bare her veiled assets for her fancied man to dabble with her private accounts? But after a few jaunts of his to her favored joint, what would be left in her for her lover to explore, and for her to show him more? And thereafter, how could she cater to his innate need for variety and what else she could conjure up to sustain his enticement? Oh, the poor thing, seeing his interest in her wane in time, won’t she turn more so eager to keep him in good humor? Of course, the more she gives her man; even more she satiates him, doesn’t she? And it’s only time before she finds her paramour bypass her favors for lesser flavors

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43. We can conjure up great compassion and love for that wounded child and then begin to see that the wounded child is still very much alive within the Mother

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44. They will conjure up all sorts of indignant, ridiculous arguments to justify and defend their outdated beliefs

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45. The definition: this is the claim to be able to conjure up the spirits of the dead through what are alleged to be scientific methods

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46. The beginning: during the nineteenth century, many groups appeared in the United States of America and practiced this sort of magic, whereby they pretended to conjure up the spirits of dead people by various means, with the goal of revealing unseen matters

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47. 1) These people say that they conjure up spirits and invoke dead people in order to consult them about whatever mysterious problems they have, and to seek their help in treating both spiritual and physical patients

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48. They pretend that the spirits that they supposedly conjure up are sent by Al’lah to humanity, just as the messengers had been sent before them

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49. They believe that the prophets’ wonders were spiritual phenomena, just like those which occur in the room where they conjure up the spirits, and they say that they can recreate the prophets’ wonders

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50. “Why not?! Since I have heard that there are those who can conjure up spirits, why don’t I conjure up my friend’s spirit?! I would just pay a few pounds and then have the chance to find out what is in his mind

51. He then reached the stage of being a spiritual medium, and tried to witness the embodiment or the voice of the spirit that they claim to be able to conjure up

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52. Explanation: First conjure up what is the worst that can happen

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53. They conjure up images about the consequences of change

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54. Try to explore the associate so that you conjure up some ideas that associate with you>

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55. will in turn conjure up increasingly sorrowless hereafters, in an ever refining continuum

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56. what is spiritually correct,--but, once you conjure up

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57. He just stood there looking down at me in a lost way, the way a kid looks when he gets caught red-handed doing something naughty and is unable to conjure up a lie that will excuse his actions

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58. 'Do you really believe that I was having an affair with this wretched little tart? And that after having my wicked way with her, I tossed her aside, and she threatened to tell my wife? Is that the best that your bourgeois little mind can conjure up, Rafferty?'

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59. conjure up pleasant thoughts in her

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60. Here I was trying to act the part of detective when I had neither freed myself from my jail cell or restored my own soul through any feat of ability that I could conjure up

61. I tried to entice them with the most decadent muffins I could conjure up, like muffins with Maltesers inside, or the rarer treat of licorice muffins

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62. Still, when it came to Ingrid, he felt confident of his heart's ability to navigate any storm that circumstances--or best friends--could conjure up

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63. Was there enough time left for her to learn? And even if there was, what if she were to go into the demesne of her own head, conjure up the Carlson Glass, summon Jo-Jo

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64. Constantinople, where I had attempted in a thousand ways to escape without ever finding a favourable time or chance; but in Algiers I resolved to seek for other means of effecting the purpose I cherished so dearly; for the hope of obtaining my liberty never deserted me; and when in my plots and schemes and attempts the result did not answer my expectations, without giving way to despair I immediately began to look out for or conjure up some new hope to support me, however faint or feeble it might be

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65. Only a twisted, evil government could conjure up the crucible of legally smoking dope then having to ward off the munchies to keep the weight off so one could drive legally; all staunchly averring their product’s nutritional value when eaten in moderation

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66. thickly grown trees, beneath whose leafy screen a visionary like myself may conjure up phantoms at will

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67. He lauded almost extravagantly my nether extremities, my swelling calves in silk hose drawn up to the limit, and eulogised glowingly my other hidden treasures in priceless lace which, he said, he could conjure up

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68. What possible bullshit story could I conjure up?

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69. After his cross-country trip, Joe spent the rest of the summer of 1934 in the still half-finished house on Silberhorn Road in Sequim, desperately trying to conjure up enough money to get himself through another school year

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70. Because the bad guy had to be told why he had to die, as if reference to injured parties like Emily Lair and Peter and Lydia McCann and the gate guard’s grandchildren could conjure up spirits and console them, and also because the bad guy had to be given the chance to either repent or snarl further defiance, either of which could turn a story classic, depending on the hero’s next reply

71. I stared at the picture, trying to conjure up the image of the man I saw with her that day, his head bent as he stooped to embrace her

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72. Futures and options conjure up a lot of apprehension and puzzlement among investors

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73. That would have been fine had she not at the same time been constantly coached to conjure up bad memories

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74. Whatever humanity I might conjure up against it was all factitious, and concerned my philosophy more than my feelings

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75. For human society I was obliged to conjure up the former occupants of these woods

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