Sentence examples for spelling by from inspiring English sources

The friend figured it out: "He's probably learned the spelling by now," she said.

The state exceeded its legal powers when it imposed the new spelling by decree in December 2004, the sages ruled.

"One was good, one was OK, and one was truly awful," we heard of the spelling by the three writers.

In these positions they are replaced in pronunciation (though not in spelling) by the corresponding voiceless consonants, namely /p/, /t/, /k/, /f/, and /s/.

Wish writers would use tough spelling by figuring out spelling which will give reader general idea of way word sounds: "wunst," or "wunct".

There is also the stumbling conversation of the other blind novitiates, but we are all really dependent on the voice of our guide, Romeo Edmead, a vigorous, charming man, completely nonplussed by the tumult we find around us. "Nonplused" (that's our preferred spelling, by the way) means "bewildered" or "dumbfounded".

THE SPELL, by Heather Killough-Walden.

From "Speak and Spell," by Silvia Killingsworth.

He was spelled by the other men.

THE LAND OF STORIES: The Wishing Spell, by Chris Colfer.

Alicia gains power for spells by killing zombies.