Sentences with phrase «something magical real»

As everywhere will soon be filled with lovely fall colors, I hope that we will get to shoot again and create something magical real soon!

Not exact matches

They think we're not capable of bringing the same optimism, ambition and co-operation to real - life problems because there's something magical about games not being real that makes us better.

Because a real Science person would not think animals can talk, wearing robes means something, lighting candles does magic, a god in the sky listens to peoples praying, that magical rituals can affect something, and that we decend from inbreeding (adam and eve's kids scr3wed each other)

In one of the core texts that many modern stage magicians read while in training, Professor Hoffmann's Modern Magic, the wand is described as an ideal prop for distracting the eyes, for granting an excuse to close the hand and hide something within it, and to provide the illusion of having real magical power.

Each idea is something Nintendo hasn't yet done, making all the ideas something that might just be something you'd be on board for if, some magical way, we'd get them as real Mario titles.

God forbid I compare property & junior resource stock investors, but sometimes I wonder... When it comes to real assets, too many investors seem to think something magical happens when they're acquired by listed companies.

It's taken a real team effort to get it all together; our coders have written magical code to get everything working (I'm quite sure they're wizards), art have got us some fantastic looking assets to fly around and through, rendering have made things look even prettier, we've got badass particle effects going on, the audio continues to be outstanding, the UI team have worked miracles and given us everything we needed and made it very pretty, QA have been invaluable in play testing and of course, finding bugs, and of course the design team who have made something really fun to play.

There's something about a sense of time and history that feels almost magical, perhaps the closest we get to real magic.