Sentence examples for it spreads upon from inspiring English sources

It spreads upon several countries of Africa.

The second was that when it was spread upon a nuptial bed, it ensured fertility.

In the interior, a vine grows from a corner, and spreads upon a trellis over the tomb, forming a pleasant bower.' Louis Félicien Joseph Caignart de Saulcy and Edouard de Warren (1853) describe it as 'a small Mussulman (weli, i.e. chapel) said to be the tomb of Joseph,' noting it was just to the east of what the Arabs called Bir-Yakub, Jacob's Well.

After the war, it says, in the gathering momentum of the machine… Inscription in Latin spread upon the exterior walls of the Academy of Medicine on upper Fifth Avenue.

The New Yorker, July 1 , 1939P. 11 Inscription in Latin spread upon the exterior walls of the Academy of Medicine on upper Fifth Avenue.

By Jack Alexander and Berry The New Yorker, July 1, 1939 P. 11 Inscription in Latin spread upon the exterior walls of the Academy of Medicine on upper Fifth Avenue.

In birds, the preen gland, or uropygial gland, located on the back at the base of the tail, supplies oil that is spread upon the feathers during preening.

Her business, Colette wrote, was conceived as a rescue operation for women shipwrecked on the rock of ages: "I know so well what one ought to spread upon a terrified female face, so full of hope in its decline".

A man who had recently learned to drive his own car was about to drive home at midnight, when he found his car, helplessly pinced… Inscription in Latin spread upon the exterior walls of the Academy of Medicine on upper Fifth Avenue.

This might be due to supplication, "Please my beloved, reveal yourself and spread upon me the shelter of your peace; illuminate the land with your glory, that we may rejoice... " or perhaps it is the memories of time spent singing different versions of this every week with friends and familiy around the dining table: someone else's words expressing my sentiments and urging me home.

Ross was "by far the most painstaking, meticulous, hairsplitting detail-criticizer the world of editing has known" is every bit as much a Thurber sentence as its near-neighbor, "Ross sat on the edge of a chair several feet away from the table, leaning forward, the fingers of his left hand spread upon his chest, his right hand holding a white knitting needle which he used for a pointer".