Sentence examples for quick spell of from inspiring English sources

He bowled a quick spell of 3-16 in eight overs in the morning session to bowl Surrey back into the game at 398-6 - but the Bears tail wagged effectively as they posted their highest total in two years - and the joint eighth best in their history.

He bowled one good, quick spell on Saturday evening, but on Sunday he struggled to bowl the right length and finished with figures of 1-93 off 23 overs.

But a quick spell and retrieval of the cloak by little Harry quickly brought Eshkenazy back within view of his public to conduct the rest of the day.

After its quick spell in bankruptcy, CIT needs a motivated financial technocrat, not an expert in the art of corralling bankers with big egos.

"He's bowled some really quick spells.

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Not only was it fast, it was genuinely dangerous (and everyone should read Christian Ryan's wonderful, impressionistic essay on the quickest spell Jeff Thomson ever bowled for an idea of how it must have felt to bat in that era).

Harbhajan started well in the First Test in Mumbai, taking three quick wickets in a spell of 3/8, to reduce Australia to 99/5 in response to India's first innings of 176.

A remarkable spell of creative activity produced in quick succession Horace (1640), Cinna (1641), and Polyeucte (1643), which, with The Cid, represent the playwright's highest achievement.

9 Gareth Davies 7/10 A quick-tap early in the second half ended a spell of England dominance.

Can an entire nation fall under the spell of a disastrous get-rich-quick scheme?