Works

1. In modern usage, it is sometimes used in works of fantasy as a means toward suspension of disbelief about the marvels depicted in the story.

Traveling

1. Ibn Battuta shared his travels with Ibn Juzayy, who turned them into A Gift to Those Who Contemplate the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Traveling. (Web site)

Tower

1. Such architectural marvels as the Hanging Gardens and huge temples (possibly even the Tower of Babel) were located in Babylon.

Beauty

1. The capital city of Stockholm is a premier destination for exploring and discovering the beauty and marvels of Sweden.

Earth

1. Such a being awaited in the Tushita heaven the time fixed for his appearance on earth as a Buddha and his birth was accompanied by marvels.

Heavens

1. For many, it will be their first glimpse of the marvels of the heavens through a telescope. (Web site)

Monsters

1. He also recorded interviews with Smith for the non-fiction video Stan Lee's Mutants, Monsters, and Marvels (2002). (Web site)

Subject Areas

1. The findings also give hope to using the marvels of brain plasticity for instructional purposes in "new" (for the brain) subject areas. (Web site)

Great Wall

1. Richard Halliburton's 1938 book Second Book of Marvels said the Great Wall is the only man-made object visible from the moon. (Web site)

Captain Marvel

1. Sabbac is depicted as a "dark opposite" to the Marvels, similar to Captain Marvel 's foe Ibac.

Marvels

1. The crenellated summit of its red tower, one of the marvels of French Gothic architecture, rises above a confusion of narrow streets and small squares. (Web site)
2. Westcar Papyrus is a document about Khufu, a 4th-Dynasty Egyptian leader, and contains a cycle of five stories about marvels performed by priests. (Web site)

Categories

1. Narrow Streets
2. Captain Marvel
3. Khufu
4. Great Wall
5. Subject Areas
6. Books about "Marvels" in Amazon.com
   

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