Sentence examples for spell one from inspiring English sources

Her goal was to gather enough musicians for players to spell one another based on availability.

La Côte Basque, which stumbled after Soulé's death, was revived in the early eighties by Jean-Jacques Rachou, who had earlier created what was for a spell one of the best places in New York, Le Lavandou, on East Sixty-first Street.

After that, admittedly, there was a difficult spell, one that lasted perhaps four years.

Instead, Suede's current lineup is centred around their most commercially successful spell, one that gets overlooked because of the excitement of their early breakthrough.

Still, to the extent that invincibility is a kind of spell, one can never guess when and under what conditions it might break.

The other less visible crumbs leading to that decision can be followed all the way back to the early 1990s, when he first headed west to California for a spell one winter with trainer Rodney Rash.

Or why not sit for a spell on one of the benches in the nearby Campo San Giacomo dell'Orio?

Even if Rogers tanks, there's still Aubrayo Franklin eating up blocks, which spells one-on-one matchups for underwhelming but respectable former first-round pick Sedrick Ellis.

The users in the book can't even spell one-syllable words correctly.

During an earlier interview with DeGeneres in November, the expecting mother was pretty adamant about giving her unborn child a "short, easy to spell, one-syllable" name, adding that the tradition was "kind of my vibe".

Identify places on the map that are spelled one way in English and differently in the local language.