Hey presto, the app drawer and quick settings pane go dark.
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Hey presto, you should be ready to start typing in couch.
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Hey presto, all your photos and videos are pulled down from the cloud.
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These vibrations were converted to electric impulses, sent to your brain, and hey presto: you heard.
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Then he came back, became friends with my friends, and hey presto, we became best buddies instead.
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Once I've taken a bite, my mouth does a little shuffling around here and there and HEY PRESTO.
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Tap the Fn key and hey presto, the Touch Bar appears, changing dynamically based on the app you're using.
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I popped that same photo up on my iMac and, hey presto, there was pinkness in my cheeks again.
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You'll then be able to attach your fidget spinner to the pasties and, hey presto, you've got yourself a Fidgetiddie.
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They essentially served as a loophole to drug prohibition laws; change a molecule here and add one there—hey presto!
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Then, they add this list as a column on their TweetDeck interface and, hey presto, a selfie deck is born.
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Brilliant. Whack a piano cover (again, a great song made extremely boring) on it and hey presto, crying nans for weeks.
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Chelsea recently fired its coach, José Mourinho, when the star players failed to perform, and hey presto, the team rediscovered winning.
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Another Twitter user suggested this would make a good word-swap extension like the famous "Millennials to Snake People" one — and, hey presto!
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It works in Chrome for Android already: Just make any video full-screen, hit the Home button, and hey presto you've got a PIP window.
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As with Google, the trick is inputting the right query: in this case you need to type "guitar tuner" into Bing, and hey presto, that's exactly what you get.
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You just set the camera up and let it roll, and just do a few takes and whatever and hey presto you got and you get some funny stuff—as long as you're funny, that is.
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It's a meticulously crafted, super lightweight, all-aluminum structure that you jam into the headphone jack of your iPhone 6 or 6S and, hey presto, you've upgraded yourself to an iPhone 7's level of functionality!
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Get up close with optical zoomImage: ScreenshotZooming in with optical zoom on the iPhone 7 Plus isn't difficult—you just tap the 1x button above the shutter button and hey presto, you're twice as close to your subject.
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PS4 owners can load this content onto a USB stick or their local media server, then activate "VR Mode" in the Media Player's options menu, and hey presto: 360-degree content of your choosing on your PlayStation VR headset.
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He was great at promotion, since he liked to show off, and his previous incarnation as a salesman for Purley Pools had turned before you could say 'Hey presto!' into a job as a stunt diver and underwater escapologist for a German circus.
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Apple HomePodImage: GizmodoIf you've got an old iPhone or iPad knocking around the house then you can hook it up to your speaker of choice and hey presto—you've got a HomePod, minus all that sophisticated sound tweaking, and without the glowing orb on top of the speaker.
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Take one of the most strangely affecting pop records ever made, whack a massively distorted kick that sounds like a concrete ping pong ball being smashed between rubberized tectonic plates underneath it, speed everything up to comedy-helium-voice levels and hey presto—you've got a song that'll perfectly soundtrack doing speed on a bouncy castle at a friend's daughter's christening.
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Stick your head through and hey presto, it looks to have been impaled on a pikestaff above York's royal gateway.
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Then she said "Abracadabra, hey Presto" and switched on the lights. She then quickly tossed her top hat into a crowd of ten thousand people. But Zoe had not gotten universal admiration when she first sang the song in Strike a New Note at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1943. J B Priestley disapproved of her “strange, hermaphroditic garb”.
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See also New Bodleian, accessed 2009-12-28. It reopened to readers as the Weston Library on 21 March 2015. Richard Ovenden (Bodley's Librarian) awarded the Bodley Medal to Professor Stephen Hawking and Sir David Attenborough as part of the official opening ceremony. The transformed library has been generally well-received, being described as a "hey presto moment for the city" by The Independent newspaper.
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" John Anson of the Lancashire Evening Post opined: "If you're going to have a gimmick in your game show at least make it entertaining. Surely this is a programme which would have been ideal for CBeebies. Make the questions simple, involve bunches of kids and hey, presto it works... But primetime Saturday night viewing it ain't." Digital Spy's Alex Fletcher noted: "Not since the days of Mr Blobby and Ice Warriors have weekends been filled with such peculiar antics.
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Bassist Dave Hawes said of the album "Adam And Eve is my personal favourite album. I think we were at our musical peak and Rob and Brian were writing amazing tunes. Add in Bob Ezrin as an executive producer and hey, presto! He produced Lou Reed's Berlin album (a top 5 album of mine), and I think he added some of that magic dust to A and E." The album cover, designed by Hipgnosis artist Storm Thorgerson, features naked people in rows of boxes.
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Harris changed the original lyrics to create a version that was specially written for the Beatles. Harris was the presenter of Hi There and Hey Presto it's Rolf in 1964. By the time The Rolf Harris Show was broadcast in 1967, lasting until 1974, on BBC1, he had gained a high profile on British television. He was the commentator for the United Kingdom in the 1967 Eurovision Song Contest. Harris created one of his best known characters in the 1960s, Jake the Peg, but his biggest success in terms of record sales was in 1969, with his rendering of the American Civil War song "Two Little Boys", originally written in 1902.
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