Sentence examples for next spell from inspiring English sources

The ravages of AIDS, plus the worsening poverty, mean that recovering from this food shortage will be tougher than it was after previous ones and that people will be even weaker and more vulnerable when the next spell of deadly hunger arrives.

Now he spends his days in an endless cycle of, as he puts it "Steal, sell, smoke, steal, sell, smoke" and looking forward to his next spell in prison, where he'll get three meals a day, a bed and Sky on TV.

This skill makes the next spell cast instantly, basically negating the cast time.

For reasons to be spelled out in my next piece, children are inherently difficult to diagnose.

By the time the discharge peak has occurred, concentrations are usually decreased, often to levels below those of pre-storm conditions and then they slowly rise again during the next dry spell.

Technically, we can raise our magic to 40 without any cb level changes. of course, the next battle spell is at level 41, so wait for a range level first.

The next round spelled the end for Sencion, when he was dropped with a hard right hand to the body by Diaz.

Similarly, we learn in infancy that objects have what developmental psychologists call "kind-identity"—they stay themselves which may explain why the next-hardest spell involved turning a frog into a mouse.

If the deeply uncertain result of the next election spells trouble for David Cameron, might the Tories call time on the rule of the Etonians and elect their second woman leader?

In a challenge to party leaders, Mr Osborne said that all parties were under an "obligation" to explain how they would find the £30 billion needed to balance the books in the first two years of the next parliament, while he spelled out the details of the Tory policy on how it would run a Government surplus after that.

Do this by signing in the bottom of the paper / fabric and then leaving an imprint of your fingerprints next to the spell, in the same medium in which the spell is written.