Sentence examples for telling spell from inspiring English sources

In between was a telling spell when Wilkinson and Geraghty were forced into ugly errors with a pass around the back and sliced cross-kick respectively.

At the other end, Darren Sammy and Ravi Rampaul shouldered a heavy workload while coming up with the odd telling spell.

DELHI — Calcutta — or "Kolkata," as we are now told to spell it — is the most self-consciously intellectual and parochial of Indian cities.

Noting that they were wearing T-shirts with Oudin's mantra, "Believe," Shriver placed her hand over Christina's eyes and told her, "Spell it!" Is that what sideline reporting has come to?

Tell, also spelled tel, Arabic tall, ("hill" or "small elevation"), in Middle Eastern archaeology, a raised mound marking the site of an ancient city.

That kind of raw anguish in a movie is everything that Jeffrey's conventional Hollywood wisdom tells him spells box-office poison.

First, it's hard to tell whether spelling abilities have declined, partly because it's not usually tested anymore in a way we can isolate and track.

Many of them do not contain the tell-tale spelling or grammatical mistakes so common in most spam messages.

"Someone told me spelling it Colours is super, super Canadian and that I should go for the American version," he admits meekly.

If you search Tumblr for "aromantic," you'll see a variety of posts discussing pseudo-oppression ("shout out to everyone who gets told by spell-check that their identity isn't a real word!"), theories on aromantic characters (Elsa, Charlie Weasley, and Katniss Everdeen, apparently) and some questionable Microsoft Paint designs for an aromantic flag.

The 3rd dance is "The Spell" telling the story of Prince Sigmund.