Sentence examples for spell around from inspiring English sources

But watch how the defenders cast a spell around the declarer, Jeremy Dhondy.

The Czech Republic, for whom Tomas Rosicky started despite playing only 19 minutes of club football for Arsenal last season, had their best spell around the hour mark.

I went through a spell around 2009-10 when I didn't score for a year for England, but since Roy's come in I've scored a lot of goals.

It has been a mixed season for Whelan, with the Republic of Ireland international finding himself out of the team for a lengthy spell around the turn of the year before winning his place back in February.

There was a brief warm spell around 9 September, on which date the highest September temperature for six years was recorded, but much of the rest of the month was cool.

The match, England's hopes and Taylor's career were all transformed by a two-minute spell around the hour mark.

But there are definitely plenty of plain old spelling mistakes to go around, like "dinning" instead of "dining" or putting a random "w" in the word commission, resulting in "comwmission".

The change will impact approximately one gay man (his name is Jim and he's been on an 18-month dry spell. Things will turn around, Jim).

In the wild west of Hulme, it enjoyed a brief spell razzing around on local fields before some scallies firebombed it.

A few years ago she wasn't the kind to wear a sparkling black mini-dress and matching platform pumps, either, but that she did so during Wednesday's forceful show — and still spent long spells jumping around the stage — only underscored the shifting tectonics of Ms. Lambert's career.

Otherwise, elsewhere it will be essentially dry with some sunny spells around.