Sentence examples for spell suggests from inspiring English sources

Mountain biking once again felt like something of a poor relation compared to the other three disciplines, but the emergence of eighth-placed Annie Last, who led the women's race for a spell, suggests she could be a major player in Rio.

As his spelling suggests, he was not being entirely serious.

So those are my notes on Denmark – plus one more observation: nothing in Danish is pronounced remotely the way the spelling suggests to an English speaker.

Plunkett's shorter spells suggest that he's taken up Stuart Broad's enforcer mantle, albeit arguably with more success.

She was also something of a schemer, for she let her flutterings during her fainting spells suggest that they were calculated to attract the attention of a gallant toy soldier played by Tom Gold.

Mistakes in grammar and spelling suggest an unprofessional approach to your work, which can also affect people's impression of your cooking (however unrelated).

His only chance to break the spell, it suggested, was to become its worst-ever leader.

Under the devil's spell his face suggests a Jared L. Loughner mug shot 50 years down the line.

As the gods enter their new home, letters appear on stage spelling "Germania," suggesting a geographical entity totally foreign to the opera's text.

Relying largely on word choice and spelling, he suggested that the same person had written the threatening e-mails and sprayed the graffiti, and that those specimens bore similarities to Coleman's prose style.

Make sure that they contain correct spelling and suggested solutions to problems (not just notes on grievances).