Sentence examples for tremendous spell from inspiring English sources

McIlroy's second Major victory is the latest success in a tremendous spell for Northern Ireland golf.

Horatio Clare's Aubery and the Terrible Yoot is a tremendous yarn in which the ebullient Aubrey must break a terrible spell that has been cast over his father even though everyone says it will be impossible to do.

The season had produced a tremendous cold spell, and in addition to using electric heaters in every corner of the rooms, Kubrick had acquired some enormous thick blue bathrobes, one of which he lent me.

To overcome the conundrum, cosmologists including Stephen Hawking have proposed a theory called inflation, in which the fledgling universe underwent the briefest spell of the most tremendous expansion.

"But for any manager, a 25-year spell in one club is fantastic and shows there is tremendous trust in Sir Alex's talent".

She was designing a new book, "You Can't Spell America Without Me: The Really Tremendous Inside Story of My Fantastic First Year as President Donald J. Trump," by Alec Baldwin and Kurt Andersen.

This tremendous flow of H2O comes as Texas is going through a dry spell and officials are asking people to cut back on watering lawns.

He is also adept at putting big lump-sum appropriations in the budget without spelling out how much will be used for what purpose, allowing him tremendous flexibility.

Pearce added that despite the lengthy spells of Spanish possession, he did not feel his side were under tremendous pressure.

These movements' growing power at home forced a tremendous promise abroad: an aspiration to keep the world to 1.5 degrees of warming, above which spells disaster for Indigenous peoples, low-lying island nations, and the African continent.

Running across the top of the collage are letters spelling out a quotation translated from Kafka's diaries that gave the exhibition its title: "The tremendous world I have inside my head.