Sentence examples for old spread from inspiring English sources

Quickly, images of Ali, now 2 years old, spread through the North Caucasus.

So where might mortgage rates be if the old spread were maintained?

The Huskies (3-4, 1-1) are struggling to adapt to a pro-style offense from their old spread look.

Its history, more than a century old, spread across the world before the advent of televised soccer.

And so Mr. Lazio, all of 30 years old, spread the word that he wanted to run for district attorney.

The old spread was 1/16 of a dollar, or 6.25 cents, while the new spread is 3 cents.

She builds each print to fit the proportions of the garment, so that, while a size-4 dress might get a sofa, a mantelpiece, and a flower — as it did in a collection she showed, last year, based on old spreads from Architectural Digest — a size 10 gets, as she told the Evening Standard, "the sofa, the mantelpiece, the flower, and the room next door".

In each selected community, the sample included a group of 100 contiguous households with children below five years old, spreading out from a random starting point.

A 148-year-old spread in south Texas, between Corpus Christi and Brownsville, it is larger than Rhode Island.

Hoyle's relentlessly speculative, relentlessly human life was itself proof that new ideas are formed in the cracks between older, spreading ones.

Instead, along with Hermann Bondi and Thomas Gold, he championed the steady-state universe, an eternally expanding cosmos where new galaxies constantly form in the cracks between older, spreading ones.