Sentence examples for which is spelled from inspiring English sources

checks and balances which is spelled out in the Constitution.

It is beside another new restaurant, Macelleria ("butcher shop" in Italian), which is spelled right.

Trying desperately to grasp at straws of hope for my baby boy, I tried a variant of Keion which is spelled K-i-a-n.

The task of the force, which is spelled out in an annex to the Bonn agreement, would be to secure the capital and its immediate surroundings.

The second syllable of toro 'street' is the same element as the first syllable of nosang 'on the street' (which is spelled with an n- in South Korea but with an r- in North Korea).

Mimolett (named after an orange-colored French cheese, which is spelled with an additional "e") opened only in December, so the ending of the chef Murat Bozok's tale is still something of a cliffhanger.

Which is spelt with a G in Spanish.

Most memorable was how Mirandese distinguishes grandmother and grandfather, both of which are spelled abó.

He finds, mostly, ideas and concepts, many of which are spelled out in capital letters.

Journalists would do well to take to heart those lessons, which are spelled out so straightforwardly by Amaryllis Fox.

Airlines can remove passengers for many reasons, which are spelled out in the fine print on the back of the boarding card and open to interpretation.