Sentence examples for killing spread from inspiring English sources

News of the killing spread like wildfire across the US, leading to days of street confrontations between protesters and police and the imposition of something very like martial law.

Once it was clear that the UN was abandoning Rwanda, the killing spread rapidly.

In a stunned Tunisia, as news of the killing spread, thousands poured into the streets in the capital and other cities.

News of the killing spread through the province where General Mujahid has many tribesmen and supporters, some of whom expressed defiance and grief.

After news of Ms. Lord's killing spread, she said, her father, a policeman, drove her the few blocks between work and their home, and she and others here have taken to checking up on one another constantly.

As news of the killing spread, it darkened the mood somewhat in the city, from the warrens of old alleyways where Chinese are eager to open their homes to foreigners, to the stadiums where visitors waited in line for events like swimming and gymnastics.

Demirtas described a government "massacre" in Cizre during a party meeting on Tuesday and accused security forces of attempting to cover up a mass killing by spreading bodies across a number of other sites in the district.

Unlike most other malignancies, basal cell skin cancers rarely kill or spread through the body to cause damage elsewhere.

26 March As rumours that Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, killed Heywood spread on Chinese microblogs, Britain confirms it has asked China to reinvestigate the death, citing concerns among the British community.

Chaos in Darfur Spreads, Violence Spills Into Chad The widespread chaos in Darfur, the war-ravaged region in Sudan where more than 200,000 civilians have been killed, has spread across the border into Chad, deepening one of the world's worst refugee crises.

In Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon and Pennsylvania — states where not long ago the only pigs were of the "Charlotte's Web" variety — state officials are scrambling to deal with an invasion of roaming behemoths that rototill fields, dig up lawns, decimate wetlands, kill livestock, spread diseases like pseudo-rabies and, occasionally, attack humans.