Sentence examples for it would spill over from inspiring English sources

A former high-level Defense Department official said that, when the Abu Ghraib scandal broke, Senator John Warner, then the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, was warned "to back off" on the investigation, because "it would spill over to more important things".

Sometimes, it would spill over, the paper would get wet with saliva, the liquorice a gooey mess.

Asked at a news conference on Wednesday in Columbus, Ohio, if the string of Republican losses suggested a problem with the Republican label and if he was worried it would spill over to him in November, Mr. McCain said, "Sure, all of the above".

The inflationary pressure would not be confined within the periphery of agricultural sector rather it would spill over to other sectors which seemingly do not have any relation to food grain production, for example "Precision Tools".

Here, amid the quiet rhythms of rural life, people are witnessing what for 19 months had been one of the gravest concerns about the war next door: that it would spill over the border, draw in neighboring nations and, in a flash, become a regional conflagration.

Even if a bubble emerged in one market, he said, there was no reason to think it would spill over into other markets.

The president's advisers were uniformly against it, fearing that the visit would spill over into efforts to curb North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

"It would not be surprising, if it was an adversarial situation, that this would spill over into 2009," he said.

But there's no strangling the Kim regime without the help of China and Chinaa has legitimate fears that a bursting North Korea would spill over its borders.

The fear was that the Somalia's instability would spill over its borders and go down the coast threatening Mombasa, East Africa's most important port and Kenya's vital tourist industry.

Although it appeared unlikely that the popular response to Andrés Felipe's death would spill over into the 2002 vote, presidential candidates condemned the rebels today for using kidnapping victims as bargaining chips and to fill war chests with ransom money.