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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a spread from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or excerpt taken from a larger document, publication, or source.
Example: "In the magazine, there was a spread from the latest fashion issue that showcased the upcoming trends for the season."
Alternatives: "an excerpt from" or "a section from".
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By Joshua Rothman May 3, 2017 A spread from the August, 2007, J. Crew catalogue.
On the board is a spread from the book I've been working on for the past two years.
It appeared in a spread from 1979 (reprinted on Tuesday) called "Which Charlie's Angel will be Queen?".
How does a beauty of promise and privilege end up in a house whose filth and neglect makes the Collyer brothers' look like a spread from Real Simple?
Lavishly stuffed with the tools of domestic torture, it is supposed to radiate a breathless lust, although the result looks more like a spread from House Beautiful.
His playful and innovative approach to type and imagery is shown in the design of a spread from Westvaco Inspirations 210 (1958).
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Comparison of genetic to geographic distances in naturalized Florida populations indicated spatial structuring of populations and no evidence of a sequential spread from a single introduction point.
The 18th-century hotel, said to be one of the oldest in England, was gutted when a blaze spread from an adjacent building on Friday morning.
A page spread from "Alabaster". Beauty is a theme of key importance that speaks throughout the pages of the books.
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