1) Bad spellers have a weak visual memory.

2) I am an absolutely appalling speller.

3) Only good spellers can spell easily orally.

4) They give the good speller a chance to use his skill, but may depress a poor speller.

5) Six spellers are competing for the third time and two for the fourth.

6) Katie Ward was one of 33 spellers making their second appearance at the National Spelling Bee.

7) The competition began Wednesday with 247 spellers representing newspapers from across the country, as well as a handful of international papers.

8) Once my boys became independent spellers, I welcomed their questions about spelling.

9) All spellers who compete in the bee will receive a $ 50 savings bond, a watch and cash prizes.

10) But the two other spellers, Guey and Dowdy, also missed their words.

11) Andrew Jackson was a not odiously poor speller.

12) She's a good / poor speller.

13) Andrew Jackson was a notoriously poor speller.

14) Sorry, there is no valid speller . You should run Setup and reinstall.

15) The speller and other proofing tools automatically use dictionaries of the selected language, if available.

16) When the bee resumes Thursday, Ward will battle 102 other spellers until a new champion is crowned.

17) The great advantage of the Word-Maker is that the word can be corrected without confusing the speller by crossings out and insertions.

18) Within a very short time,[http:///speller.html] children usually are well on the road to being independent spellers.

19) The trouble was an inadequate self-image ("I don't have a mathematical mind"; "I'm just naturally a poor speller").

20) The trouble was an inadequate self-image ("I don't have a mathematical mind"; "I'm just naturally a poor speller"). They "identified" with their mistakes and failures.

21) Despite sharing the same school uniform, being in the Brownies, singing soprano in the choir, and being a good speller, my life and theirs were separated by the magic door.

22) Divide class into several teams. Each team recommends a good speller to spell words on the board.