Sentence examples for use tough spelling from inspiring English sources

Wish writers would use tough spelling by figuring out spelling which will give reader general idea of way word sounds: "wunst," or "wunct".

"You go through good and bad spells, and at the moment it's a tough spell for us.

"He got through some really tough spells for us today," said Pietersen.

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That would cheer Britons, who have endured a tough spell.

"I think we're just going through a tough spell right now".

"He's been through tough spells in his career, he's been through adversity," Girardi said.

"We have a tough spell now before the Europa League starts again in February.

Wenger was pleased that the optimism has returned to the Emirates after a tough spell.

I went through a very tough spell there, especially last year, and I think everybody saw that.

It was that success which has afforded him the chance to come through this tough spell".