Meanings of witches' Sabbath in English

You were at the witches' Sabbath; you are a witch, and have bewitched my daughter.

The mysteries of the witches' Sabbath, so wonderfully painted in the sixteenth century, are no mysteries for us.

They were accused of having sold their souls to the devil, and of celebrating all the infernal mysteries of the witches' Sabbath.

Now he was praying because the Witches' Sabbath was drawing near.

One of the women clapped her hands, and the witches' sabbath was over.

I'm sure that he goes to the witches' sabbath.

During this period he had been in the form of a wolf to the witches' sabbath.

Among other, there are representations of the Witches' Sabbath, the Wild Huntsman, and a Werewolf attacking a Man.

In three days it'll be the witches' sabbath, and then they'll fly and dance along the Hohenfurch Road, and-

Our sanity was saved by the sight of a waiter, busy and aloof in the witches' sabbath, mopping a table.

"They think they're at the witches' Sabbath, but I don't see their broomsticks."

"I think I'm interrupting a witches' Sabbath," she said brightly.

What dangers thou canst make us scorn! it goes, and as Tam nears the kirk, he happens upon a witches' Sabbath.

In short, on examining the orgy more closely, and with more coolness, he fell from the witches' sabbath to the dram-shop.

Full of bitterness, he wandered about, till midnight found him in the fish-market, where the Witches' Sabbath was about to take place.

Was his witches' Sabbath of a campaign all a gigantic act, a ritual wallow in mud before the cleansing douche of the ballot?