Sentence examples for spelling make from inspiring English sources

Good grammar and spelling make people believe that's also what's inside.

If you are criticizing someone on their spelling, make sure yours is perfect.

The silly name says it all, and the over-complicated spelling makes it worse.

He thought the new spelling made his name easier to remember.

"She told me, 'Mr. Burke, your penmanship is an abomination upon the eyeball, and your spelling makes me sorry for the Phoenicians who invented the alphabet.

The different spelling makes no sense, but it is one of those things that is worth getting right because some readers will notice and think less of us if we get it wrong.

It sounds all right - pronounced Agnes Dean (Agnes was her grandmother's name) - but then the silly spelling makes it an anagram of Deny Gayness, which is daft (although she has a big lesbian following, she is not a lesbian).

The most popular choice was "Cindy", and the spelling made more unique for trademarking.

Using correct grammar and spelling makes it easier for the person reading your ad.

There are very evocative dream sequences as Scarlet Witch's spells make the Avengers confront demons in their past.

"His three league titles, FA Cup, Community Shield and three League Cup wins over two spells make him the most successful manager in our 110-year history.