Sentence examples for about to spread from inspiring English sources

In addition to the weekly show – featuring an hour of music chosen by Hall and a club mix by a guest DJ – The Selector gets out and about to spread the word once every couple of months at the stations that subscribe, often with unpredictable results.

And let's add to this one more curious aspect of the coming age of Trump: a phenomenon until now restricted to the military and its distant wars seems about to spread to what's left of the civilian part of our government.

Is the domestic economy on fire, and about to spread to our neighbours?

Flew's fame is about to spread beyond the atheists and philosophers.

"Its specific form comes more from the image of a new palm about to spread its fronds," Smith says.

Hop features the voice of Russell Brand, an irritant who appropriately enough is about to spread like a rash over the US charts.

But conservatives read Voegelin attentively, and set about trying to spread his arcane message to the masses.

App use among college students tends to spread about as quickly as word of a great house party.

What event does the writer associate with New Yorkers' ideas about Christmas beginning to spread?

Within months, however, warnings about him started to spread among strippers online.

Its use began to spread about 1600 and extended to larger war vessels about 1700.