Spell in sentence

364 examples of Spell in a sentence

Not all Buddhists think this way about romantic and erotic love, but the moral of this story is that such attachments spell tragedy, and should, along with magic mirrors, be avoided.

Add in some extra words like "protect the environment," the spell might not work.

Now, sustainable investing, the good news is it doesn't require a magic spell and it doesn't require some investment secret, and it's not just for the elite.

Under this spell, she asked Daedalus to help her seduce it.

Could the letters beside these seven stars spell Tauran, a name for Taurus, a constellation that includes the seven stars called the Pleiades?

They spell out the acronym OCEAN.

We tell the whole story, we explain who the people are, how we feel about them; we spell out all the inside jokes.

The simple proposal is that we should have some international standards, which will be voluntary, but which would spell out the key decision points that need to be taken in order to harness these resource revenues.

I couldn't read, write or spell.

I was so excited to know how to read and know how to spell.

So why are people saying things like this, that AI might spell the end of the human race?

For example, suppose you're walking along a beach and come across a series of marks in the sand that spell out a verse of poetry.

While magic is the catalyst to the action, the play reflects the real drama of the things we do for love – and the nonsensical behavior of the people under its spell.

In many ways Prospero’s actions echo that of the great entertainer him-self, who hatched elaborate plots, maneuvered those around him, and cast a spell over characters and audience alike.

And you can make a map of the Americas and spell DNA with DNA.

Now, for all y'all out there that like to know how to spell things, cis is spelled "c-i-s."

But she pauses occasionally and says, "How do you spell that?

Glamour was a literal magic spell.

Not a metaphorical one, the way we use it today, but a literal magic spell associated with witches and gypsies and to some extent, Celtic magic.

Glamour is a magic spell.

That is a word you can spell the same forwards and backwards, if you can spell.

She can't spell.

And it can literally spell the difference between life and death, as it did in the case of Maria, who checked into the hospital after having an elevated blood pressure during a prenatal visit.

And then I hear "speed," "marker," "set," and then the director calls "Action!" I've heard that sequence so many times, like, it's become this Pavlovian magic spell for me.

Now I’m not going to have time to spell it all out, but I’ll just say that only some kinds of debugging get the reward.

I thought about that for quite a spell, and I wanted to come up with my own definition.

And it's really the identity of the amino acids, which letters are in that necklace, and in what order they are, what they spell out, that gives an enzyme its unique properties and differentiates it from other enzymes.

The evil wizard’s protective charms ward off every spell you know, so in an act of desperation you throw the only object in reach at him: Pythagoras’s cursed chessboard.

Then he’ll break free of the spell and almost certainly kill you.

What four numbers can you choose to keep MoldeVort trapped by your spell long enough for help to arrive?

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