Sentence examples for a big spread in from inspiring English sources

I had just won the Junior Olympics and I had a big spread in The New York Mirror.

The result is a big spread in forecasts of future temperature, one that scientists have not been able to narrow much in 30 years of effort.

During his first rotation for the Times in 2003, Gilbertson had a big spread in the Sunday paper wiped off the front page by a freak snowstorm in Manhattan.

That's a big spread in price, and in models, too about the only thing Mercedes won't offer is a pickup and a minivan, although there's no reason to rule anything out for the future.

And he moved from Norwalk to a bigger spread in Wilton (where, he was "pretty upset" to find, painters later chipped his crystal Pulitzer).

A bigger spread in velocity implies a higher mass.

White is both skeptical and amused about being fashion's imminent It Boy (besides modelling for "cK be," he'll soon be appearing in ads for Katharine Hamnett and in a big spread for L'Uomo Vogue).

Again we have a matriarch on our hands, and this time she is Aphrodite, living in a big spread right out of "90210," and played by Jaime Murray, who did a great job as a stalker-arsonist on "Dexter" last season, but here is made paradoxically to deliver too-cute dialogue while looking like Joan Crawford in "Mildred Pierce".

Of course there's a big spread within Scotland too, with people in East Dunbartonshire living the longest, and people in the Glasgow City Council area having the shortest life expectancy.

They had big spreads in the middle, detailing what I did throughout the day.

In the past month, Mr Livingstone has been featured on the cover of Cooltura and on the front page of the newspapers Nowy Czas and Dziennik Polski, as well as gracing big spreads in weekly publications Polish Express and Goniec Polski.