Sentence examples for broad spray from inspiring English sources

Dr. Laurence Soderblom, leader of the mission's imaging team and a geologist with the United States Geological Survey in Flagstaff, Ariz., said the icy jets streaming from Borrelly as it was heated by the sun were shooting out in tall columns instead of a broad spray.

Online criminals mainly used a broad "spray and pray" approach to opportunistically find targets.

Turn the spray so that it is a narrow rather than broad spray.

Broad sprays of white, pale pink and lavender seem almost haphazardly arrayed.

"We suggest using the 40-degree nozzle first," Ms. Lombardo said, referring to the tip with the broadest spray pattern.

If further inspection proves this to be true, apply a broad-range spray pesticide over your entire lawn.

Sometimes the end result of chemical spraying has been a tremendous upsurge of the very insect that the spraying was intended to control, as when black flies in Ontario became seventeen times as abundant after spraying as they had been before, and as when, in England, an outbreak of the cabbage aphid — an outbreak that had no parallel on record — followed a broad program of spraying.

If the diagnosis of West Nile in the chicken had been confirmed, the city was prepared to spray a broad swath of northern Queens, including Flushing Meadows-Corona Park and surrounding residential neighborhoods, near the focal point of last summer's outbreak, as early as tomorrow night.

In the words of his Facebook friend Natalie Marie Vickio: "What is wrong with you?" The act of vandalism occurred at Houston's Menil Collection in broad daylight, when Landeros spray painted an image of a matador slaying a bull alongside the word "Conquista" on Picasso's 1929 "Woman in a Red Armchair".

These days you see them spraying in broad daylight: slogans calling for Jihad or in support of the fighters in Falluja.

A group of young artists have sued the city over the law, which bans people aged 18, 19 and 20 from possessing items like aerosol spray paint, broad-tipped indelible markers and etching acid.