Sentence examples for early spelling from inspiring English sources

(That was an early spelling of "loath").

It was originally known as Mahkato, a name derived from a Sioux term for the blue clay along the riverbanks (Mankato was the result of an early spelling error, though the misspelling stuck).

Another interesting entry (shown below) is for a knight named John Mountanye (possibly an early spelling of the surname Montanye).

Creag is possibly an early spelling of the word craic, here taken as an Irish word meaning fun, entertainment, or enjoyable conversation.

It was set in a vaulted chamber near the base of Structure 2. The text is damaged but carries an early spelling of the k'uhul chatan winik non-royal noble title used in Calakmul and the Mirador Basin.

I had mentioned this in an item a few weeks earlier, spelling the kid's name "Springstein".

Cameron earlier spelt out his terms for a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, offering to back key policies on school funding and scrapping ID cards but falling short of promising the radical reform of the electoral system needed to secure the support of Clegg's party.

Heating oil rose as an early spell of cold weather increased demand for heating fuel.

-- Crude oil rose on expectations that an early spell of cold weather would strain already low inventories of heating oil.

Some of their offloading, in particular, was a joy to watch once they had soaked up a brief early spell of Chiefs pressure.

Once again Anderson has been magnificent and England needed him for Stuart Broad, aside from an early spell, did not bowl again until reappearing to take the final wicket.