for a spell

But if the storm tracks right across the UK, there is the potential for a spell of particularly wet, windy and possibly disruptive weather.

You and your wife, Susie, moved to Los Angeles from Brighton for a spell after your son Arthur died.

The Scot stayed for a spell at Jonny's house, trained more than she ever had before, while still teaching part time in a secondary school.

Before he emerged into the dimly lit hallway on the 15th floor of that dingy Art Deco courthouse, he huddled, for a spell, with his team.

He did give up on stand-up for a spell after struggling to make his name on the circuit for the first few years.