Sentence examples for that a spell from inspiring English sources

The American doctor, Frederick A. Cook, wrote in his journal that a "spell of indifference" had afflicted him and his shipmates.

Whatever their origins though, ambitious employees usually find that a spell abroad can do wonders both for them and for their companies.

Again, he doesn't know what the trigger might be, although thinks that a spell of bad weather before "could be part of it".

Absent unemployment benefits, he estimates that a spell of unemployment would cause food consumption to fall 22percentt -- about three times as much.

He conceded that a spell opening for Queensland last season was ordinary (it went 0, 0, 0, 13, 13, 0; ave: 4.67) but argued, "things have changed since then".

He feels that the dusty wardrobe housing his parents' things is "blocking his path to the future", and that a spell of decluttering will help him find his way.

It's not only originals that hold a spell.

It is the sadness, not the feminist critique, that casts a spell.

This is headphone music that casts a spell when he whispers in your ear.

That sparked a spell of intense Wolves pressure and Blackpool finally cracked when Edwards struck late on.

"We know we can match the top sides like Norwich and we did that for a spell.