What if your fertility window had opened and shut while you were under the spell of quacks like Ehrlich?
Hobson Pilot was 14 when she fell under the spell of the harp.
As she struggled on, other consumers--or one other consumer, anyway--continued to fall under the spell of the spoon-thrusting sea captain.
"They may make the argument that he was not the ringleader and was under the spell of his brother, " Dupree said.
George Harrison had already fallen under the spell of the sitar and the maharishi's message appealed to John Lennon's angry pacifism.
Under the spell of her lover's approval, she surveys her face in a mirror and finds it as lovely as she should.
As a student at Beijing's Qinghua University in the late 1930s, Liu fell under the spell of several American and U.S.-educated teachers.
Not all investors fall under the spell of celebrities like Ackman though.
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You enter into that - his sound world or you see him in person and something happens and you fall under the spell.
By this time, however, the Court was now under the spell of Chief Justice Earl Warren and the other liberal Justices of the time.
The film tells of a disturbed US seaman who falls under the spell of an enigmatic cult leader in the aftermath of World War II.
Sir David gave me my first break on Fleet Street and I soon fell under the spell of his mischievous but ultimately hugely professional approach to tabloid journalism.
Following the cessation of play during the First World War, the Championships resumed in 1919 under the spell of Suzanne Lenglen who won five titles in a row.
Think you're too cold-hearted to fall under the spell too?
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The climate sceptic columnist Christopher Booker applauded her volte-face, arguing that previously she had been "under the spell" of her adviser the former UN ambassador Sir Crispin Tickell.
Daimler-Benz, for its part, was under the spell of Mr Schrempp, who had spent the formative periods of his adult life in South Africa and who still goes there to relax.
Many observers have concluded that the markings were illusory, conjured up by the imagination of those under the spell of a popular delusion and temporarily given over to the madness of the crowd.
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In this early phase Qutb, a Muslim who had come under the spell of Sufism, subscribed to the essentially secular nationalism of the day, the focus of which was opposition to British rule in Egypt and to Zionist colonisation in Palestine.
Some of the best moments in the script come when Will toys with a series of psychologists, even pretending to be hypnotized at one point to prove that he's way ahead of their game (he bursts into a chorus of "Afternoon Delight" while supposedly under the spell).
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He was entranced by Dorothy and her ruby slippers, the yellow brick road, the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man and even the Munchkins, but there was one prop from the 1939 movie that held him under the deepest spell: the broomstick of the Wicked Witch.
In the essay about the Christian rock festival, he keeps a clear, unillusioned eye on his new friends, but he also takes their faith seriously, partly because, as he explains, he himself spent a few teen-age years under the evangelical spell.
The cacophony of country living heats up to a frenzy before the meditative snake charmer reappears to again place the audience under his spell.
Parts of Scotland are facing water shortages and may come under drought orders if the dry spell continues, Scottish Water has warned.
Kaschei's efforts to keep his female captives in submission and put Ivan under his spell turn futile once the white-clad hero waves the feather he gained for granting freedom to the firebird.
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The extent of the injury to the 25-year-old, who also played under Pulis on a loan spell in 2005, should become clearer after the X-ray, but it remains a huge blow to the Potters at such an early stage of the season.
In 1994 he started a three-year spell with the Sweden Under-21 team before replacing Tommy Svensson in his current post.
This Phillips curve (tradeoff) mentality has been proven wrong by decades of research and experience, yet the Fed continues to be under its spell.
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During that time, he held a number of junior minister's posts in John Major's government, including a spell under William Hague at the Welsh Office.
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Dave suggested we set up a trust instead, because it would allow us to spell out the conditions under which our daughter will get the money.
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With the mist thickening, a fine spell of possession culminated in a lovely Godman grubber under the posts, giving Webster the easiest of scores.
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