"Witches" Example Sentences
1. The witches brewed a cauldron of potion.
2. The witches cackled as they flew on their broomsticks.
3. The wicked witches cast a spell on the hapless hero.
4. The witches' sabbath was a terrifying sight.
5. The witches' coven gathered to celebrate the full moon.
6. The witches' chants filled the air with malevolent energy.
7. The witching hour was the time for the supernatural to come alive.
8. The witches' hats were adorned with spiderwebs and bats.
9. The three witches prophesied Macbeth's fate.
10. The witches' potions can cure any ailment.
11. The witches could transform themselves into animals.
12. The witches' black cats were their constant companions.
13. The witches danced naked in the moonlight.
14. The witches' incantations summoned demons from Hell.
15. The witches' broomsticks were enchanted to fly without any aid.
16. The witches' lair was hidden in a dark and foreboding forest.
17. The witches' curses had the power to ruin lives.
18. The witches' cauldron bubbled with a menacing green brew.
19. The witches' spells could make a person fall in love or hate.
20. The witches' ritual involved sacrificing an innocent lamb.
21. The witches' charm necklace had the power to ward off evil.
22. The witches' black magic was feared by all who knew of its existence.
23. The witches' familiars were shape-shifting creatures that served them.
24. The witches' coven had a strict code of conduct that all members had to abide by.
25. The witches' book of spells was an ancient tome that held the key to their powers.
26. The witches' brooms were a symbol of their power and authority.
27. The witches' brew had a foul smell that could make anyone gag.
28. The witches' hexes were legendary for their potency and effectiveness.
29. The witches' crystal ball showed them glimpses of the future.
30. The witches' secret society was feared and respected by all who knew of its existence.
Common Phases
1. Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble.
2. Eye of newt and toe of frog; wool of bat and tongue of dog.
3. Hubble bubble, toil, and trouble; make this potion boil and bubble.
4. Out, out, damn spot; canst thou not minister to a mind diseased?
5. I am the daughter of a witch; I am a witch myself.
6. Something wicked this way comes; by the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.
7. By the light of the moon; and the beat of our hearts; we claim this sacred space as ours.
8. Black cats and pointed hats; brews and spells and magickal mats.
9. We are the granddaughters of the
witches you weren't able to burn; we are the daughters you tried to bury.
10. We are the
Witches of the New Moon; we dance on the ashes of the Old.