Sentence examples for notable spell from inspiring English sources

His most notable spell as a player came in a two-year stint at Glasgow Rangers from 1967.

His most notable spell as a player came in a two-year stint at Rangers from 1967.

Burton are Richards' 13th club, with his most notable spells coming at Woking, Kidderminster and Cheltenham.

As a player he was a committed, versatile figure whose most notable spells came with Brighton and Yeovil - winning promotion with the former and captaining the latter in their 2007 play-off final defeat by Blackpool.

The only notable cold spell, which brought to some areas the only snow of winter, occurred during early February.

Because of these factors, as well as because of the notable cold spell at the time, the event later became known as the Frostbitten Convention.

Since leaving Barça in 1996 he has had various minor roles in the game and acts as an adviser to Ajax, a spell notable for his successful attempt to block his fellow directors from appointing Louis van Gaal to the board by taking them to court.

The MP Michael Fabricant was included in a list of "notable DJs" while someone altered, then altered back, the spelling of 'Dalek' to Darlek.

Romanian suffered from etymologizing orthography in the 19th century, but successive edicts of the Romanian Academy, of which the most important was dated 1932, have established a more-or-less-phonetic spelling (the notable exception being the depiction of final "soft" consonants by a following i).

Throughout that magnificent six-month spell, La Real were particularly notable for their free-scoring style - especially at their home stadium, the Anoeta.

The painting spells out the names of notable women from Betty Friedan to Nina Simone in a riot of different fonts, and quotes liberally from writers, activists and artists (including Jenny Holzer, who collaborated with Lady Pink in the '80s).