Sentence examples for going nationwide from inspiring English sources

But for a more general protest movement, going nationwide is the next logical step.

We should not forget that the Reagan tax revolt began in California before going nationwide.

But the need for a gathering of female rockers (and empathetic men) was so great, and Ladyfest's style so attractive, that the event is now going nationwide.

The ads, which have appeared in several major cities for about a month, are now going nationwide with a Web campaign this week and television spots next week.

The first new Wendy's will open this month in Ciudad Juarez, and future expansion will focus on the northern part of Mexico before going nationwide.

In November 2013, the government issued a decree placing the management of food production entirely in non-state hands, to run experimentally in selected districts before going nationwide in 2015.

It goes nationwide this Friday.

"We want to go nationwide," he said.

The question is whether the project will go nationwide.

Their petitions were not heard at a local level, so they went nationwide.

If further trials show similar results, the scheme may go nationwide.