Sentence examples for rare spell from inspiring English sources

This rare spell of relative calm won't last.

Mr Charest is enjoying a rare spell of popularity, and seems to have no intention of jeopardising it.

He blocked a shot by Otto Porter from the corner of the court, a moment that sparked a rare spell of well-executed offense for St .John's.

An injury-plagued career had been interrupted by a rare spell of good health and arguably an even more successful tour than the one Jackson had enjoyed.

"Fucking grow a pair, Bubba!" A rare spell of applause for Willett after he sank a lengthy birdie putt on the 9th green was punctuated with an acerbic barb: "We still hate you, Danny!" Maybe Pete Willett was right.

But a rare spell of economic and even political turbulence may beckon as Mr Khama seeks to enforce his values of hard work, discipline, self-reliance and accountability on a country that must wake up to the reality that its diamonds are not for ever.At present output, Botswana's diamond deposits may run out by 2030.

In the rare spells in which Mitchell Johnson wasn't running through the South African line-up, Peter Siddle, Ryan Harris and Nathan Lyon all threatened to varying degrees.

Nothing extra can be charged for, but making a profit is fine.The reforms were controversial, especially within the Social Democratic Party, then in one of its rare spells in opposition.

The threshold is protected from Los Angeles's rare spells of bad weather by an air-curtain system that responds to outside temperature and wind speed, and by the second story, which features an aluminum-covered box, 45 feet long by 12 feet high, that is cantilevered over the entrance.

He repeated the sin midway through the second half while skipper Gareth Ellis also came up with a knock-on following a rare sustained spell of pressure.

The letter K fell into disuse except in official formulas or initials such as in the word Kalendae and as a rare variant spelling in Karthago and a very few other words.