Sentence examples for I would spell from inspiring English sources

I thought I would spell it out.

The coupleof in the second example merges into couplea (which I would spell coupluh).

"A complete withdrawal would leave chaos in that region and I think it would spell problems for us in the future," said Mr. Nelson, who was among those who went to Iraq as part of a delegation led by Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana.

It would unsex women; it would spell the end of the American family.

If it achieved its ideological aims it would spell danger for the entire free world.

While reading the cover sheet, he got this look of pure joy on his face, and he said, "You even spelled my name wrong!" I'd spelled his first name with a "v," but I still haven't found out what act of buffoonery earned me that "even".

If you were saying, "I know that," you would spell it with a K, (K-n-o-w), but if you said, "No thanks," or "No, I don't think so," you would spell with an N (N-o).

"By the end I was putting in weird acronyms that would spell out nasty things.

That would spell victory for the Democrats".

Giving up nuclear weapons would spell the end.

It would spell the death of the newspaper.