(1) Loosely based on an old Montreal myth about a phantom ship and a shadowy captain (according to the poorly translated English press release), the maze is made up of five connected game zones.

(2) A phantom conspiracy

(3) But there's an easier way to avoid phantom interest that will also provide you with some financial security.

(4) It was total voyeurism, and several people who were on the show had trouble afterwards adjusting to the fact that their fame was illusory - a deceiving phantom .

(5) She was haunting him, like a phantom in the night.

(6) The Han Wei became a phantom ship after pirates seized it on March 15 on a voyage from Singapore to Rangoon.

(7) As we said before, the brand is a phantom , a cypher, figments of the popular imagination that have somehow become the essential conduit for cultural information about objects.

(8) The women suffered from phantom pain that no physician could ever find

(9) A phantom who haunts lonely roads

(10) At long last, when each felt assured that the other was real, and not some phantom of imagination, their lips parted.

(11) Like stock options, phantom stock must be expensed throughout its vesting period.

(12) Gerry and Cynthia Bridgwood are being spooked by a phantom benefactor - who spirits gifts of bric-a-brac into their Cheshire country pub.

(13) Cigarette smoked choked the fresh, crisp night air like a phantom descending upon its haunt.

(14) Creoles speak of a phantom pirate ship seen at night, lit by flickering lanterns.

(15) A phantom ship

(16) But, alas, like all conjured foes, the biblical piety contained in his book is a mere phantom of the real thing.

(17) His face is distorted, making him look like a phantom haunting a ruin.

(18) Lanser Hall was one of the oldest dorms and laboratories on campus and hadn't been used due to the rumor of a phantom that haunted them.

(19) A few years later, two more British sailors saw the phantom ship as they sailed around the cape.

(20) I said in my previous letter that I felt that somewhere, in the deep recesses of his mind, there may be the merest phantom of a thought that I might be right.