"spell on him" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English.
It might be used in certain contexts as an informal phrase, such as in a text message from one friend to another, i.e. "I can't believe he said that - let's put a spell on him!".
And can Mark Teixeira shake the spell on him?
SUMMER vacation was only days away, but Jonathan Lowenstein suddenly felt as if someone had cast a spell on him.
Surely, Santorum has attended weddings of people who are not Catholics without feeling that the vow cast a spell on him, or induced him to engage in heresy.
She put a spell on him, and now Nick Cave, with his lugubrious sleights of hand, does much the same to us.
How do I cast a spell on him to ruin the rest of his life?" Regardless of the reasons, Wicca has enjoyed a period of rapid growth over the last several decades, with estimates of the number of practicing witches in the United States ranging from 134,000 to three million.
Elaine wonders if Manya's spirit put a spell on him.
He allegedly took the objects as a sign that his grandmother was trying to cast spells on him, and told officers, "I can't believe my own family is trying to do this to me".'.
He rode around the estate on a tank, dynamited fox dens, shot geese he believed were casting spells on him, removed all treadmills and bikes because he thought they were sending him back in time, and drove multiple Lincoln Continentals into a pond to block hidden passageways he believed were down there.
He had offered to buy it back, thinking that this might release him from the "evil spell" cast on him, but its new owners were not interested.
A speech impediment, caused by a facial wound, an illness or – according to some stories – a spell placed on him by an enemy, makes the softly spoken Djalu difficult to understand in either English or Yolngu.
