Sentence examples for spell between from inspiring English sources

Only then is the spell between them broken.

This will be Heynckes's second time at the club where he enjoyed a four-year spell between 1987 and 1991.

But at the age of 28, he sacrifices his international ambitions to give himself the best possible chance of a protracted spell between the sticks at Birmingham.

In a six-year spell, between them they won three league titles, two Cups, three Spanish Super Cups and had two Pichichis, plus two runners-up places, two Champions League final appearances and a semi-final, and a Uefa Cup.

They remain ninth due to a very strong spell between early October and Boxing Day when Yohan Cabaye – now at Paris St Germain – played well and held the team together both on and off the field.

"What we've actually seen is that there's evolved almost a fourth meal occasion -- there's breakfast, there's lunch and then there's this long spell between lunch and dinner," he added.

There are also longer dry spells between these events.

(The commission noted, but did not explain, the discrepancy in spelling between the owner's name and the building name).

From the 2nd century ce the sound in Latin tended to become a bilabial spirant, for there is evidence of confusion in spelling between b and v.

But these days, aspiring wizards, druids and paladins are more likely to click and type their way through the evil necromancer's tower rather than huddle around a table casting spells between grabbing bites of pizza.

Prime minister for eight years – in two spells – between 1964 and 1976, in the pantheon of past prime ministers he now stands lower even than Neville Chamberlain and Stanley Baldwin, as the shame of 1930s appeasement fades.