Sentence examples for spell of America from inspiring English sources

At first we are under the spell of America.

Like many pioneers, James Reed fell under the spell of Lansford Hastings, an Ohio lawyer whose "Emigrants' Guide to Oregon and California" lured thousands of pioneers west with its Edenic portrait of California.

A. I'm still under the spell of Stockholm.

A sustained spell of Czech possession ends with Plasil having a pop from 25 yards out.

Yet the spell of Japan on Marshall would be highly personal.

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

Meanwhile people in the audience were tweeting about Kanye West's boots, the spell of Vienna and discretion broken by 140 characters.

Back in the autumn of 2008, his spell of 4-0-15-1 4-0-15-1 4-0-15-1 4-0-15-1 within a whisker oformbarrassing England during a STrinidadSuper Series warm-up match.

The deeper message of this spell of Mercury Retrograde is to realign priorities so that you're following your passions and not just doing your duty.

Lockwood de Forest was not the only American aesthete of his time who fell under the spell of India, a country that became a pop-culture influence after Queen Victoria became its empress in 1876.

Gov. George W. Bush prides himself on his little-d democratic style in his home state of Texas, but he has now fallen under the spell of New York's exclusionary politics.