Sentence examples for spell started from inspiring English sources

The spell started to break around 1993 with "The Road to Wellville," Boyle's period novel set in early-20th-century Battle Creek, Mich., epicenter of health fads and birthplace of the corn flake.

The 2008 cold spell started in the middle of January, and ended in the middle of February.

He was talking about something that's happening a few weeks later: For a brief spell starting on Sept. 26, Eleven Madison Park will turn itself into an altogether different restaurant.

In Portland, a city of 65,000 that is showing new signs of economic vigor after a long dry spell starting in the early 1990's, the foundation has already left a lasting mark.

As Tottenham laboured to a 1-1 drat at home to West Bromwich Albion on Boxing Day, there were times when they looked like the Spurs of old; "old" in this context being the long spell starting in the mid-Nineties when they sat frustrated in the middle of the table while a man called Wenger arrived at the other North London club, who immediately started looking down on them from a great height.

Second spell starts at Guildford v Surrey (2 August).

The game was turned on its head in a three-minute spell, starting with a foul by Snodgrass on Chris Gunter that brought him a second yellow card and - after a delay - a correctly-awarded penalty to Wales.

He played four games during his loan spell, starting once against Coventry City when he scored his first senior goal in a 3 1 win.

When it's time to escape the everyday grind for a spell, start by seeking out these family-friendly attractions taken straight from the pages of fairy tales.

One day for each sickness absence spell was added since the first day of an absence spell starts as a day at risk.

Place a cold rag on the child's face when the breath-holding spell starts.[1].