Sentence examples for from there to the rest of from inspiring English sources

The city of Oran is associated with raï (Arabic for opinion), which spread from there to the rest of Algeria in the 1960s.

This fly, according to this authority, was carried from Central America back to Spain by Columbus's men, and spread from there to the rest of Europe, returning to America, on a visit, in 1667, on a man named George Altschuh.

NO SOONER had Egypt lowered the drawbridge at Rafah, letting the people of the Gaza Strip cross into Egypt and from there to the rest of the world, than its ruling military council began winding it up again.

But how do you get them from there to the rest of the world without delivering a sticky mess?

The town also received its first railway line in 1848, which gave Liszt relatively quick access from there to the rest of Germany.

He was talking about the relationship between the Ames groups and other Iowa groups, which is very tight, it branches out from there to the rest of the state.

From there, again, the rest of the event — medals, injuries, ignominies, ceremonies — fades into prominence.

From there do the rest of the steps.

From there, the rest of the surgery becomes a reverse of the first half.

From there Jack wrote the rest of the characters and a full-length script.

"There are 4 physical routes from Sudan to the rest of the world.