Sentence examples for fate spread from inspiring English sources

News of their fate spread around the world, all but overshadowing Amundsen's achievement.

With no vote scheduled and Capitol Hill abuzz with the possibility that more senators would use the nomination to show voters they understood the anger about bailouts and economic hardship, the uncertainty about Mr. Bernanke's fate spread to Wall Street.

It is an odd twist of fate spread over 12 years, a streak that began for the United States with a 3-0 vintory in 1999 and continued with another 3-0 win in 2003 (when both tournaments were played in the United States), and then a 2-2 draw in 2007 in China.

Morale among the troops here remains high in the face of the attacks, but even so, the news of a comrades' fate spreads fear in the ranks.

News of the Donner Party's fate was spread eastward by Samuel Brannan, an elder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and journalist, who ran into the salvage party as they came down from the pass with Keseberg.

Even Luchnikov's Moscovite friend Marlen Kuzenkov, a cynical Soviet functionary tasked with monitoring Crimea, looks on in horror as the Common Fate doctrine spreads through Crimea's chattering classes.

But Picasso sales and V.I.P. lounges feel a world away for many of the city's seven million residents, who were mostly concerned about the fate of "Spreading Joy Around the World," a k a "Rubber Duck," by the Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman.

For compliance it is necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the possible spread, fate and impacts of any leaked CO2, and also the ability to detect and quantify any leakage.

"May framed a popular image of North America, with Indians as a dying race, tragically killed off by fate and by the spread of a new empire," he said.

To avoid this fate, should a company spread its development and marketing budget over lots of products, hoping that one or two catch on, or should it bet on just a few?

These findings may shed light on the mechanisms underlying the spread and fate of ARGs in manured soil and also clues for ARGs mitigation.