Sentence examples for practice spelling from inspiring English sources

She changed her name to Turiyasangitananda ("the transcendent bliss of God's highest song"), having her children practice spelling it out with fridge magnets.

Students can use the device to learn to read, to learn braille, or for those who already know braille, they can practice spelling.

Photographs and details recorded of mosques and other institutions owned and operated by Muslims, such as numerous fast food restaurants, a Dunkin Donuts, and two schools for girls, fill the pages of the report and reveal an intensive and invasive practice spelling out assumptions about an "enemy within".

A teacher writes the words on the whiteboard and then gets students to come forward and practice spelling.

Have practice spelling bees with your family.

Practice spelling the word until you don't have to stop and think about it.

They practiced spelling out the alphabet on a coloring book in a room next door.

It called for "judicial re-examination" of the issue in light of specific examples of unfair practices spelled out in the new rules.

Prof. Carl Shapiro, an economist who served as the expert witness for nine states seeking broader regulations of Microsoft's business practices, spelled out for the first time in the current hearing the economic rationale behind several of the states' proposals.

For example, she said, the "fair information practices" spelled out in the 1974 Privacy Act allow you to view your records and challenge the content, but you don't get to decide who can report them or who else gets to see them.

Although in July, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices spelled out the populations that should have first priority for the vaccine if limited supplies exist, that group totals 42 million—meaning demand will likely far outstrip supply in early October.