Sentence examples for independence spread from inspiring English sources

PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP: REVOLUTIONARY NEWS, for children 7 and older and an adult companion, who will learn how news of independence spread during revolutionary times, then try their hand as apprentices in an old-fashioned print shop and make their own broadsides.

It was mid-September before news of the declaration of independence spread to the outer islands, and many Indonesians far from the capital Jakarta did not believe it.

Since December, according to the state media, dozens of people in Lhasa have been detained for advocating Tibetan independence, "spreading rumors" and fomenting social unrest.

The online announcement said that the men used self-immolations by Tibetans for publicity purposes and circulated texts and photographs related to Tibetan independence, spreading "bad influence locally and internationally".

After three years living in Manchester, enjoying independence, spreading his wings, leaving dirty dishes in the sink and festering towels on the floor, to have to come back to a small room in a terraced house where all your conversations - your every breath - can be overheard… that must be desperate.

Kindergarten represents a big developmental step for gaining independence, spreading his little wings and venturing from the nest.

Once this movement for independence spreads, the tiny foreign-educated Greek ruling class will leave the country.

The Dunlap broadside was the way that word of the colonies' independence was spread.

But Madison's family had differences with the administrators of the Virginia college, and the intellectual renown of John Witherspoon — Princeton's new president and a future signer of the Declaration of Independence — quickly spread across the colonies when Witherspoon arrived from Scotland to take up his duties in 1768.

NATO has insisted that Yugoslavia withdraw 4,000 to 5,000 army troops and 3,000 to 4,000 paramilitary troops involved in the crackdown, which was ostensibly aimed at rebels fighting for Kosovo's independence but spread to attacks on civilians and their villages.

A Chinese official warned "pro-independence" was "spreading like a virus".