Sentence examples for into the spate from inspiring English sources

Gardley's inquiry into the spate of arsons that hit black churches in the South in the 1990s, framed as a fairy tale, was praised for its epic feel and gospel rhythms, and marked him as a newcomer to watch.

On Monday Monica Roberts, a transgender activist from Houston, set up a petition on the White House website calling for a federal investigation into the spate of violence against trans women of color.

That may just be spin intended to show that Romney wasn't bullied into the pick by the spate of conservative op-ed writers pleading for Ryan over the past couple days, but if it is true, a group of polls that came out in the past week make the presumptive Republican nominee's decision look rather prescient.

We in Pakistan are actually living through the age of urgent climate adaptation," said Khan. "We are facing its full impacts, including the recent heatwave which turned the streets of Karachi into an oven and the spate of disastrous climate triggered mega-floods over the past few years.

In the meantime, fighting between the PKK and Turkish state flared, quickly devolving into the bloodiest spate of violence between the two since the 1990s.

If we take only one message from the spate of investigations into the NHS's foray into large-scale computerisation, let it be that one.

Still, the spate of killings has thrown people into a panic.

I asked you about the spate of shootings and you turned that into black people wanting law and order.

Jackson said that the spate of legal problems involving Binghamton players should not factor into Broadus's future.

Underlying the spate of deal-making has been Mr. Middelhoff's calculated strategy to drive Bertelsmann deeper into digital territory.

Kiffin declined to comment on the spate of injuries, but it is clear that an inconsistent Trojans team will be heading into its game against Notre Dame short-handed.