Sentence examples for perfectly spelled from inspiring English sources

A state judge in Alaska on Friday rejected claims by Joe Miller, the Republican Senate candidate in last month's election, that write-in votes cast for Senator Lisa Murkowski had to be perfectly spelled to be counted.

But what I fell for was his writing: strings of perfectly spelled, grammatically unassailable sentences, at once clever, subtle, astute, modest and wry.

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After the election, Mr. Miller filed several legal challenges, including an argument that voters had to perfectly spell the names of write-in candidates for those votes to count.

Unofficial results have showed her winning by more than 10,000 votes, but Mr. Miller has delayed certification through legal challenges, arguing that write-in votes must be spelled perfectly.

The incumbent senator's team charged that allegations being hurled by the embattled contender -- "that he's not challenging ballots with the ovals filled in and Murkowski's name spelled perfectly" -- is "not even close to accurate".

He tells of a visit from a delegation of Japanese traffic officials, who were astonished that officers were needed to enforce regulations that were spelled out perfectly clearly on signs hanging overhead.

On a long work table the perfectly made letters spelling out "negro" rested against a white metal backing.

She wants to hang it in her classroom so parents can see that even children who don't spell perfectly can grow up to be smart and literate.

"We all know some truly bovine people who can spell perfectly and some allegedly brilliant ones who can't," he wrote in a review of Mr. Horobin's book.