Sentence examples for been able to spread from inspiring English sources

Nor has Mr Dahlan been able to spread his "reformist wing" beyond his base in Gaza.

The problem was not simply that people had been able to spread lies but that the digital platforms were set up in ways that made them especially potent.

As a food columnist for more than 18 years and presenter of BBC1's Simple Suppers, Slater has been able to spread his mantra to a wide audience.

The last time police officers marched was 2008 - this time the federation has been able to spread the word via the social networking site Twitter, medium of radicals and demonstrators countrywide.

Because there are lots of planetary systems close to each other, any civilisations would have been able to spread out relatively easy and could have gone on to live for billions of years, according to the study.

Steven talked about how UK wrestling has been able to spread globally, "As technology advances with YouTube and downloads, it makes it easier to branch out to international audiences".

"I liked being able to spread out.

Nice to be able to spread a little joy.

Oh frabjous day to be able to spread good cheer and wealth to all.

My question is: would I be able to spread my mortgage over 15 years?

Finally, it must be able to spread efficiently — through coughing, sneezing, or a handshake.