| We may not know the outcome until well past midnight on the East Coast, but sometime in the witching hour, we shall receive the final tally. |
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| Slumped in a Sydney taxi one morning, well after the witching hour, I listened to a grave sermon on time travel. |
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| As the clock-hands sweep into the witching hour, on October 30, a new season of gab and glitter will open at the Varscona Theatre. |
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| Despite their moniker, all Midnight Madness films screen twice, once at the witching hour and once during the day or early evening. |
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| Maybe it was just because it was Halloween night, midnight, the witching hour upon us, and I was just projecting. |
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| In the baronial study, the girl, her lover, the cop and a few businessmen all wait for the witching hour. |
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| We have just passed through the witching hour that is Hallowe'en, relic of a medieval past when ghosts and spirits were thought to stalk the land on All Hallow's Eve. |
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| Come witching hour, only truly zealous or pitifully desperate students remain. |
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| A spell was cast over Croydon as hundreds of Harry Potter fans waited for the witching hour to get their hands on the latest instalment of the child wizard's adventures. |
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| If it was not the eleventh hour as some of our predecessors in the debate eloquently suggested, it is at least the witching hour and it is quite clear that all honest people and all MPs should be home in bed at this hour. |
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| While we sit here discussing these issues until the witching hour, the Americans have already organised special senate hearings to look into the problems in detail. |
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| We have arrived at the witching hour of this financial crisis. |
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| It's publication time – every author's witching hour when graves open and the sheeted dead arise to shriek and gibber their disapproval of your living words. |
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| The witching Hour By Anne Rice No trip into an alternative world would be complete without Anne Rice. |
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