Sentence examples for gone through spells from inspiring English sources

He's gone through spells like this before".

But strikers go through spells like that.

Perhaps they go through spells when they don't use mass transit.

She went through spells when her young body was bringing in $1,600 to $2,500 a night.

Most friendships go through spells of unequal contribution (for all sorts of reasons, though usually less dire than your friend's).

You go through spells of trying to find out how much to listen to, what not to pay too much attention to.

Gordon Strachan, the Scotland team manager, summed it up from a television studio at the stadium Tuesday: "We all go through spells as players and as managers when we're not so good.

He knows that all teams go through spells of poor form, and is keen simply to start improving soon: "Whether it be this period of the season, halfway through the season or at the end of the season, these are the pressures you have to deal with".

Both go through spells of scoring, Ba before Cissé arrived, Cissé after he arrived, Ba once the current season started, but playing both when one is out of form (that is currently Cissé, who was again substituted) leaves Newcastle light in midfield.

"You go through spells like this in your career but this is the worst I can remember".

"He went through spells when he came in and you thought the game was over.