Sentence examples for delicate spell from inspiring English sources
A pile-up of shock-horror revelations breaks the film's delicate spell, but none of these revelations is relevant to what we've just watched.
In the 1970s the Golden Lion was owned by Charrington: delicate tiling spelled out the name of the British brewery in magnificent celebration on the bar-back.
It opens with a pastiche of Brahms and then moves on to Beethoven-like strutting themes, Lisztian arpeggios, brooding spells of Wagnerian orchestration, delicate Chopinesque interludes, depressive Schumannesque detours, and madcap Rossinian crescendos.
Dunmore, the winner of Britain's Orange Prize for "A Spell of Winter," has walked the delicate line of the literary gothic in her previous novels, incorporating everything from adultery and extortion to incest and dead babies.
Chelsea's hopes of Mourinho recreating the successes of his first spell will rely heavily on how that delicate balance between owner and manager plays out and can be maintained.
While the espionage allegations were not spelled out, they were apparently related to delicate commercial negotiations over the price of China's imports of iron ore for its steel mills.
Ms. Winthrop's delicate movement language is lost here, the evening's quiet spell utterly broken.
Johel saw her delicate, almost childlike face and he knew that some prison spell would simply kill her: One day she would close her eyes and her soul would slip away.
This is not to criticize Flora Cross, who gives a delicate, determined, and downright spooky performance as Eliza, but to ask whether spelling competitions should, by statute, be open to anybody whose father is Richard Gere.
The name is 'bugger all' spelt backwards, but appeared in print as Llaregyb so as not to offend delicate post-war sensibilities.
