prestidigitator in a sentence

• Seeming a prestidigitator, he begins opening and pulling.
• :: My experience does not gel with your first paragaph, Prestidigitator.
• Come see Mitt the Magnificent, a prestidigitator without peer in the political world.
• He called me a prestidigitator, so I slapped him up side the head!
• She married the celebrated prestidigitator and magician Carl " Compars " Hermann in 1852.
• A lesser pitcher, or prestidigitator, might have given up the game right there.
• "Daddy, you're a prestidigitator, " replaced my usual greeting.
• I thought that Sam surely would have enjoyed the concussions produced by the pounding prestidigitator, Everett Firth, on timpani.
• Copperfield, 44, whose real name is David Seth Kotkin, has been a working prestidigitator since the age of 12.
• After Seve Ballesteros chipped in at the second hole, Enberg said, " Ballesteros, the prestidigitator from Pedrena ."
• It's difficult to see prestidigitator in a sentence .
• Red is a magician who makes " a tidy living " working under the name Peter Prestige, " the Prodigious Prestidigitator ."
• Television actress Ariadne Meyers ( " Kate and Alley " ) reads the story of 12-year-old Antonia, a verbal prestidigitator _ liar.
• Lance Burton, a former world champion prestidigitator, opened his 90-minute show in a pretty turn-of-the-century style theater with some world-class sleight of hand.
• Zuleika Dobson " though not strictly beautiful "  is a devastatingly attractive young woman of the Edwardian era, a true femme fatale, who is a prestidigitator by profession, formerly a governess.
• Prestidigitator pointed out one shortcoming, but it seems to me like the closest to workable, pending any clarification from the OP . talk ) 12 : 32, 27 June 2008 ( UTC)
• In fact, all the visual glamour and movie-track sound effects and music ( which prominently features Phil Collins ) may do a disservice to Copperfield's very real skills as a prestidigitator.
• On his return to Colorado Springs the following year, " The Daily Gazette " noted :  Zamloch is certainly a very clever prestidigitator and many of his tricks appear incapable of explanation.
• He has been likened to Macbeth, Lear and Richard III, debunked as a " boot licker and bully, " and hailed as " the great legislative prestidigitator of his time ."
• I had to give him an award recently, " said Ricky Jay, the writer and prestidigitator who is a close friend of the playwright and who appears in " The Spanish Prisoner ."
• A key figure, he said, the man who opened up the horizon for him, was Matthew Buchinger, a 18th-century German prestidigitator who had no hands or feet and never grew taller than 29 inches.