Sentence examples for nasty spirits from inspiring English sources
But there is, finally, always a remedy, a trick that, once discovered, will keep the nasty spirits at bay.
Which is the tourist board's way of explaining why he's been walking around each match venue summoning nasty spirits like Dirty Den Watts.
Moving into the Chelsea TV studio where Martha Stewart taped her show for years, Rachael Ray has reportedly asked her staff to burn bundles of sage to banish nasty spirits.
The Woo-Woo ghosts haunted us to the point where if someone fell down or cut their finger, it was blamed on a nasty spirit—"Aiya!
(Meatballs are a local speciality, as is a thoroughly nasty juniper spirit and a concentrated juice of apples and pears, known as sirop de Liège).
Indeed, there's nothing like a nasty November to brighten Christmas spirits.
A majority of critics saw the charges as a nasty power abuse against the spirit and possibly the legal definition of the First Amendment.
What they do is a very nasty psychological process to break your spirit.
"Raw spirits of the time tasted nasty," he said.
He seemed in good spirits, having gotten over that nasty vomiting attack, and was heading downtown to get a bite.
The Olympics is making professional footballers look like the nasty, egotistical bankers of sport, for here instead are glowing people full of dreams and spirit.
