| Then she cast a spell on me to make me float in the air, and she hovered right near me. |
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| Following her into the Buddhist temple and into the Yellow Dragon Cave, the Supervisor seems to cast a spell on her. |
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| I was looking for the witch that cast a spell on the beautiful princess of this land. |
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| The figure cast a spell on Adrian, Beltrax, and Talia, teleporting them to an alcove within the dungeon. |
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| My mother died shortly after I became ten, I'm not sure what disease she had acquired, but I think Giselle must have cast a spell on her. |
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| He had also heard rumors of how she would cast a spell on the men she met, forever binding them to her will. |
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| But before he took the last step that brought him to the old man's domain, Cale had paid a half-demon sorceress to cast a spell on him. |
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| He was almost contented when Maura cast a spell on the gates, giving them even more strength. |
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| Only her father knew, but told no one since she had cast a spell on him to keep her secrets. |
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| Some of them knew how to cast a spell on their audience by delivering a speech extempore. |
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| Once again, he proved that age and disease have not robbed him of the magic to cast a spell on listeners with his poems. |
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| When they began they cast a spell on the people's eyes, and struck them with awe, and stunned the assembly with their spellbinding eloquence. |
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| She had said that a long time ago a witch had cast a spell on this place. |
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| She cast a spell on you secretly so that you would be under her control. |
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| It felt like she had cast a spell on him, entrancing and beckoning him. |
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| Shawna and I have switched bodies because your sister cast a spell on me. |
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| Luckily I cast a spell on the clothes so you can't take them off. |
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| Take out your amulets and rabbit's foot, the spellcaster is about to cast a spell on you at the Discovery Pavilion of the Plains of Abraham. |
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| The life and art of Isadora Duncan never cease to cast a spell on dance lovers. |
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| With its faint throwback to the distant days of Fauvism, the cartoon-like portrait apparently cast a spell on bidders. |
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| The legend is that an old woman cast a spell on the stone to thank a king who had saved her from drowning. |
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| Let the father of Québec blues cast a spell on you with his mature voice, his tunes inspired by the music of the American South. |
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| Alexander and Marina cast a spell on their worldwide audience with daring fall-offs, spectacular pirouettes, and a constant smile on their face. |
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| It's over there, in Mururoa, that someone cast a spell on me» he used to say. |
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| House remixes of all-time classics and current club sound will cast a spell on you and your participants like Rebecca does in her master classes. |
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| Someone must've cast a spell on me, so I think I can get out of here with the help of magic. |
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| His health immediately deteriorated and it was believed that the old gypsy had cast a spell on him. |
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| Klynan cast a spell on the rocks and they turned red and burned. |
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| I quickly cast a spell on my rod, blazing the magic back to the Shadow. |
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| During the magical journey into the fascinating world of magicians and fakirs powerful constrictors, dangerous crocodiles and deadly scorpions cast a spell on the visitors. |
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| I cast a spell on the city asking it to last. |
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| One last time the enchantment of the Orient will cast a spell on all the guests at this festivity worthy of the legend of the thousand and one nights. |
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| It cast a spell on him because no one shared food with it. |
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| This complete line of exotic perfume which includes shower gel, body butter, satiny body veil, bubble bath, hand soap and cream will cast a spell on you. |
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| The banker was convinced that the magician, who could communicate with djinn, had cast a spell on him. Respect for magic stretches beyond the UAE to Saudi Arabia and Oman. |
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| This new Harry Potter picture will cast a spell on its fanbase. |
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