Sentence examples for long spread from inspiring English sources

He has long spread money like seed corn to local charities.

Such liaisons have long spread sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis, and now H.I.V. "I think it's possible," Sergeant Leiria said.

U.S.-funded and Jordanian-trained P.A. forces swept through in 2008, arresting militias which had long spread terror and extortion among residents.

(That seems like an awfully long spread for a single generation: by this definition, old boomers could even be the parents of young boomers).

But stories of maulings by the dogs have long spread, and some apartment complexes, counties and cities, like Denver and Miami, have banned them.

The pistes are long, spread out, and have dramatic views back to the valley, but really this is an off-piste mountain.

Habit: Shrub < 3 m; crown +- spreading, rounded; roots long, spreading.

stipule spines generally 2 per node; roots long, spreading.

Stem: prostrate to erect, glabrous, often glaucous, or puberulent (hairs long, spreading).

"I call my dance 'Aquila Shaquilla,' " she said, gesturing dramatically with long, spreading arms.

Northern willowherb may be distinguished by its round stem and smaller, fewer pink flowers with only 4 petals; hairy willowweed is similar, but with long spreading hairs.