Sentence examples for dangerous spell from inspiring English sources
It was Israeli military prowess which broke the dangerous spell of Nasserism when it defeated the Arabs in the six day war.
Taking Faith with them, they head for party central in the Sunshine State, falling there under the dangerous spell of the drug dealer, rapper and automatic-weapons-enthusiast Alien.
Like Strauss-Kahn, he has often been depicted as a seducer, but the description has not been meant as a compliment: he has long been accused of casting a dangerous spell on younger members of France's Muslim population, thereby undermining their acceptance of French norms, particularly those pertaining to secularism, gender, and sexuality.
It's not quite Asimov's "three laws of robotics," but it's still been used my many authors who write about wizards casting dangerous spells.
For wizards who refuse to leave the party, threaten them with dangerous spells.
The combination could lead to another dangerous, rudderless spell for the world economy.In this section The tragedy of the Arabs Competing visions No way to treat a criminal The 70-year itch Unshackle the entrepreneurs ReprintsParts of the Bretton Woods system have proved more durable than others: its capital controls and fixed exchange rates had largely gone by the end of the 1970s.
It is a very dangerous beauty spell.
She predicts a dangerous dry spell for tourism.
However Nash soon silenced any critics with a dangerous opening spell, capturing three of the first four South African wickets to fall and 4 in the first innings for just 18 runs, followed by 1/4 in the second as South Africa were routed for 36 and 45.
Bright and Wright formed one of the top-flight's most dangerous partnerships during their spell at Palace and helped the Selhurst Park club to finish as FA Cup runners-up in 1990.
Critics say it spells a dangerous return to one-man rule in China, something that had disastrous results under Mao.
