elixir

The old man might be able to give me some elixir.

He also began studies into an elixir of life using human blood.

Sleep and let the elixir of my blood do its work.

Those are the only two things I think of now: death and the elixir.

For the state created by the elixir was not sleep.

The elixir had given him a new taste of life.

The elixir, I was told, would give me the strength of 10 men.

Of course the elixir would have worn off by now, she thought.

But certainly there was some curious elixir in the air.

"Did you take youth elixir or something, to live so long?"

Just how much time had been wiped out by the elixir?

I am old, but under the influence of youth elixir at the moment.

And a happy elixir from fashion is the least we can expect.

How can these elixirs be best administered to the health care industry?

There is no elixir or training technique to bring it back.

After I've spent hours in the sun, water is the elixir of the gods.

Economic growth was also no elixir for the 800,000 additional workers who found themselves without health insurance in 2004.

It is the elixir of life, an absolute basic right.

"The brewing of the elixir is only the first process."

In a moment he returned with a bucket of elixir.

He also gives John some of the elixir to use as bait.

But they had to produce more burst, their own elixir.

And if tennis remains an elixir, he'll keep using it.

We used the elixir on both and set the arm."