Sentence examples for start spelling from inspiring English sources
Or that alternative spellings of previously known words will make children (and adults) suddenly start spelling things wrong, sending school test scores falling?
Mr Obama should start spelling out some of the changes and sacrifices that this will involve.
Once you start spelling words in dialogue phonetically and loading the page with apostrophes, you won't be able to stop.
Once you start spelling words in dialogue phonetically and loading the page with apostrophes, you won't be able to stop.
Byrne spoke out as shadow cabinet members came under pressure from Labour grandees to start spelling out their policies more clearly.
Mr. Chang said he would keep his mother's name in Chinese and for official documents but would start spelling his name as Chiang in English.
Almost immediately he started spelling words – I watched with shock and awe.
(He started spelling his name with a "z" because too many Dick Brookses come up in a Web search).
His comments come as George Osborne starts spelling out in public the Government's vision of a two-speed Europe which will form the basis of its attempts to negotiate a new relationship between London and Brussels.
He started spelling out the names of the river and the temple that sits on it, and asked if I would be willing to take his remains there upon his demise.
The study doesn't show that a larger amygdala causes the behavior differences, but it's a good start toward spelling out the connection, says psychiatrist Jay Giedd of the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
