Sentence examples for club spread from inspiring English sources
Shootings spilled out of El Potrero nightclub, and police chases that started at the club spread into other cities.
Broun's first visit to the Stork was actually made by mistake; he believed it to be a funeral home, but he soon became a regular, and invited his celebrity friends, as the name of the club spread further afield.
Later clubs spread to the villages as well: a study has counted 5,000 localities that had clubs at one time or another between 1790 and 1795.
Similar clubs spread rapidly in the United Kingdom and reached Australia in 1850 and North America in 1851, where the organization eventually reached its greatest development.
Newly formed literary clubs spread the influence of predominantly British works, thereby opening the Indian educated elite to Western culture and literature in general.
Controversy over major golf tournaments at men-only clubs spread today as the National Women's Council of Ireland demanded that the government drop sponsorship of the Irish Open.
From 1905 to 1914, clubs spread to almost all states, with "boys' agricultural clubs" focusing on crops and livestock and "girls' home culture clubs" centered on sewing and cooking.
But how did a country with just 34 professional clubs spread over two divisions, manage to do that?
While other cities have their clubs spread out across various neighborhoods, ours are all within ten minutes of each other.
School clubs spread message of hygiene across South Kordofan SOUTH KORDOFAN, Sudan, 29 September 2006 – The students in the School Hygiene Club at Kagar-Al-Mak Kagar-Al-Mak Kagar-Al-Mak Schoolnorthern Sudan are quine busy these days.
The N.H.L. clubs spreading the league gospel with these season-opening games in Europe are afforded the luxury of carrying a third goaltender in case of an injury.
