Sentence examples for indifferent spell from inspiring English sources

He has endured an indifferent spell on-loan at West Ham this season, losing his place towards the end of November to Adrián and starting only 19 league games in total.

England's strength in the pack is already impressive, and Bennett has the exciting prospect of trying to fit Sam Burgess in somewhere following his return from an indifferent spell in rugby union.

Graeme McDowell, who won this championship in 2010, and Rory McIlroy, who followed him through the door a year later, endured indifferent spells in the immediate aftermath.

Almost a decade has passed since Penny made his debut in 2007 and was almost immediately tipped for the top but, after being released by Warrington in 2010, indifferent spells at Widnes, London and Wakefield left him facing an uncertain future in a sport he started playing only at the age of 16.

Clint Dempsey has been in imperious form for Seattle since returning from an indifferent loan spell at Fulham.

Before taking the job, the former Switzerland midfielder had indifferent managerial spells in Germany with Köln and Bochum, where he was sacked in 2009.

"I played well in Australia [in January] and for a few matches after didn't play very well," Murray continued, in coded reference to his lengthiest spell of indifferent form since first reaching the world's top 10.

Again, it's early, but when you consider that of the six mistakes that Opta categorise as "leading to a goal" he has committed at Liverpool, five have come since the start of last season, the impression is confirmed of a keeper suffering a sustained spell of indifferent form.

It could also prove to be a turning point for the keeper as he tries to regain confidence lost over a long spell of indifferent form.

Arsenal's Jack Wilshere is still only 21 with plenty of time to come again despite a spell of indifferent form, while the real outsider might come in the shape of West Ham's Ravel Morrison.

P is for pococurante -- meaning indifferent, a word that Sai R. Gunturi of Dallas spelled correctly to win this year's Scripps-Howard National Spelling Bee.