Sentence examples for spell though from inspiring English sources

What about that Andre Botha spell though!

During a particularly long jobless spell, though, I returned to this store and filled out an application.

I feel as if he has fallen under a spell, though -- one that makes him approach everything in the same way, again and again.

It has its own spell, though its movement is more crabbed than that of the equally accurate version made by GN Garmonsway in 1968.

He encountered Borges and Neruda separately in 1964, falling under their spell, though they were diametrically opposed in politics, temperament and use of language.

So his concert at the Beacon Theater on Thursday breaks an extravagant dry spell, though Mr. Cohen first returned to the stage last spring, in his native Canada and in Europe.

For long spells, though, Bayern demonstrated why they are such feared opponents.

For long spells, though, it was a flat performance, particularly in the first half.

To weave spells, though, try the spider web sempervivum; Dortort writes that the ancient Romans decorated grave sites with them because their ability to endure the direst conditions "hinted at immortality".

In the history of English spelling, though, we can trace a whole series of purposive, thought-through and often ingenious practical decisions – made over the years by scribes, compositors and lexicographers – whose net result is a complete flaming boggins.

After that, he planned to fish the West Fork of Pigeon River, Newberry Creek, Curtis Creek and possibly the Tuckasegee — that's the official spelling, though local renderings of this Cherokee word vary — over the next two days.