conjure *

Or did he conjure the water up out of his own will?

But he conjured up the world that might have been.

We conjure new ways to move money and put it to work.

Yet she'd had no idea she could conjure this much at once!

She must've seen something in my face as I conjured a response to her question.

He conjures a different face, one that means much more.

But if there was, he could never conjure it up.

"Now, we just have to see what the market forces will conjure up next."

The question is: What sort of image do they conjure up?

The old people know how to use language to conjure a memory.

You cannot expect them to conjure up something within a few months.

My way is to conjure you; and I'll begin with the women.

He gave himself over to the images her words conjured.

Now, let us see what we can conjure for our pleasure.

It was a form that might well have been conjured from another world.

How had the boy and the girl come here after all, except through conjuring?

Tears are not hard to conjure when you're sure someone is following you.

There's nothing in his past that would lead him to conjure a story like this.

She had not conjured that much of anything in so short a period since the last war.

It's more than a month since they conjured up a victory.

Anyway, if you are, you'll have to conjure up another one.

This conjures up images I'd far rather not think about.

She closed her eyes to conjure up the images again.

This was after I conjured up my new identity, of course.

Her mind conjured up the worst no matter how she tried to stop it.