Sentence examples for failed to spell from inspiring English sources

My worst came on University Challenge when I failed to spell mozzarella correctly.

Ms. Garant said a previous ordinance had failed to spell that out adequately.

"He failed to spell out what he means by getting rid of big government.

William Mosconi, a student from Manhattan who came on a lark, failed to spell a single word correctly.

The trouble is, most countries have done so but failed to spell out what that commitment means.

Mr Dion has failed to spell out a clear vision of Liberal priorities and has struggled to unify the party since his election as leader in December 2006.

Objectors say the package fails to spell out how Hong Kong will eventually achieve full democracy.

But he fails to spell out what Facebook's current policy is and how it would affect a decision to conduct a similar experiment today.

Like many other states, Arizona has long required politicians at all levels to speak, read and write English, but the law fails to spell out just what that means.

In his report, Mr. Johnson, a lawyer at Debevoise & Plimpton in Manhattan, said the county "still fails to spell out long-range timetables" for creating housing and did not identify guidelines for choosing housing sites "in the eligible municipalities and census blocks with the lowest concentrations of African-American and Hispanic residents".

It was deeply ironic to read George Bridges, one of the "masterminds" behind the Tories' last two election defeats, claiming in advance of this speech that Clegg would fail to spell out a programme for "lower taxes, less regulation and less interference".