Sentence examples similar to recurring spelling blunders from inspiring English sources
(You can practically hear the keystrokes behind a recurring motif, the spelling of his last name: F-O-X).
I thought sure as hell I was gone". Cvijanovich's heart checked out fine--doctors said dehydration contributed to his fainting spell--but recurring stomach pain eventually pointed to a gallbladder problem.
Nassau's recurring deficits, fueled by the tax refunds and other fiscal blunders, prompted the state in 2000 to impose an oversight panel to monitor the county and even take over its finances if necessary.
[7] Pan-Africanism was a recurring theme of Qaddafi's erratic foreign policy, which also had spells of fervent pan-Arabism.
The orchestra played with fine vigor and a lilting pulse in the third movement, although brass blunders recurred throughout the work.
Text-message jokes about the president are all but infinite; audio files with clever impressions of the religious elite are a recurring feature of various handsets; and video clips of violent police behaviour or other officials' blunders account for the bulk of phone memories.
Recurring themes of maternal abandonment, marital strife, classism, depression and addiction bob like so many buoys out in the Gulf, forming a strange dot-to-dot that somehow spells strength.
