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sorcery

[sawr-suh-ree] / ˈsɔr sə ri /


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Point guard Donovan Dent, the last of UCLA’s regular starters to enter the game against Sacramento State on Tuesday, redeemed himself with some offensive sorcery against Presbyterian.

From Los Angeles Times

But every time it looks like their magic has run out, they manage yet another bit of sorcery.

From The Wall Street Journal

What followed, from the first ball of the innings, bordered on sorcery.

From BBC

His daughter, Susan, dives into some of the most celebrated fiction of the 20th century, her father’s life and his unique sorcery on the page.

From The Wall Street Journal

For Nancy it’s a kind of sorcery — to transform something with your bare hands, to will and work a space into being more beautiful than it was before.

From Los Angeles Times