Both she and her son Orgon have
fallen under the spell of Tartuffe and invited him into their home.
She's clearly
fallen under the spell of his magic wand.
THE whole city seems to have
fallen under the spell - or should that be the CFCs?
She's already
fallen under the spell of SIMON COWELL and PIERS MORGAN.
He is one of several left-leaning intellectuals and friends of Carla to have
fallen under the spell of a president once dismissed by the left as a dangerous rightwinger.
They had
fallen under the spell of hypnotist Romark, real name Ronald Markham, who claimed he could hypnotise people into giving up smoking.
Extensively illustrated throughout, this book will be of interest to scholars of the Middle East as well as anyone who has ever
fallen under the spell of Scheherazade's stories.
NEW DELHI Cricket-crazy India has
fallen under the spell of World Cup soccer.
PAULA Tomlinson had
fallen under the spell of the firearms department, a senior police officer said yesterday.
Judge Wolstenholme said he was taking an exceptional view of Taylor's case because she had
fallen under the spell of a serious criminal who was domineering and controlling.
At Columbia, Zinsser may have
fallen under the spell of Woodberry in the humanities, but in science, his mentor was Edmund B.
His lawyers told a court in Chesapeake, Virginia, he was an impressionable boy who had
fallen under the spell of John Allen Muhammad, 42, his accomplice in the killings.
The four head to Rohan, where the king, Theoden (Bernard Hill), has
fallen under the spell of Wormtongue (Brad Dourif).
But readers over the border do not agree with their Welsh counter parts and have well and truly
fallen under the spell of the creator of Hogwarts and Hermione, choosing Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets as their top book to borrow.
Luckily I've only occasionally
fallen under the spell of MS's buddy, depression.
