Sentence examples similar to give a spell from inspiring English sources

Somehow he found sufficient energy to give a spell-binding master-class in midfield running, prompting comparisons with Dean Jones's saline-drip double-hundred in Madras in the annals of true-blue Australian sporting heroes.

Children can even hear him give a spelling test.

He was last year given a spell in solitary for illegally possessing two lemons.

The Togo international was also given a spell of compassionate leave by former club Manchester City in 2010 following a deadly gun attack on the national team bus at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Graeme Swann was given a spell with the old ball but the off-spinner looked somewhat out of sorts as he dragged an attempted arm ball horribly down the leg side for four byes.

A day after suffering a mild malaria attack, Lindwall gave a spell of four overs which netted him three wickets, bowling at speeds not seen in Australia since Larwood.

Dawson's first four overs cost 41 runs but he came back to dismiss Sarfraz and Shoaib when he was boldly give a second spell by Eoin Morgan.

Give a practice spelling test.

It was a luxury they could afford to give me, a spell of protection.

For example, when the administration and teachers believe that developmental spelling programs best support reading instruction they may give a school based spelling test.

The New Yorker, November 26, 1927 P. 19 Authors and Editors would be given a breathing spell on periodicals in order to turn out as much reading matter as do the advertising copy writers.