As an example, look at the spelling of the words "misstep", "preeminent" and "unnecessary".
As Mr. Ellena points out, any perfume is only "a succession of olfactory moments" and the success of this moment depends as much on the spell of the wearer as on the smell of the fragrance.
But he referred to his lost figures as "under the spell of some charming but vaguely dreaded hallucination", and this could stand as a description of the paintings themselves.
Photograph: Eric Gay/AP My wise colleague Matthew Wells points out that the US spelling of centre has evolved relatively recently, as has the spelling of theatre on this side of the Atlantic.
This can be as simple as changing the spelling of "Hoffmann" to "Hoffman" or "Hofman" or as complicated as changing "Caesche" to "Cash".
Suddenly clerks at their desks outside simply wave their arms upward, as if under the spell of the music, and as if the wave flowed up from their guts.
The company said it selected Glamourous as the spelling of the fragrance name rather than Glamorous for purposes of distinctive design.
Two years ago at the Beijing auto show, Mercedes-Benz stretched the form language, as well as the spelling, of the shooting brake body style with a design study it called the Concept Shooting Break.
In Ken's classroom, often, learning was focused on rote learning and memorisation, such as the spelling of key words (e.g. temporary) and the emphasis on one correct answer (e.g. giving students a 'template' to answer a relationship question).
Fries later changed the genus as well as the spelling of the epithet and called it Panus stipticus.
