Sentence examples for parties spread from inspiring English sources

The parties spread to Birmingham, too, where there was a large West Indian community.

But as these parties spread beyond crafty moms, others are throwing a more discreet kind of celebration.

Then there is about £2m, distributed between the three main parties, from the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (which is financed by the Foreign Office), to help parties spread democracy abroad.

The parallel campaigns here against Mr. McCain, one above the fray and the other slashing, recalled the pattern in South Carolina, where third parties spread damaging and sometimes false information about Mr. McCain.

That was the World Science Festival in New York City this past weekend: 46 shows, debates, demonstrations and parties spread over five days and 22 sites between Harlem and Greenwich Village, organized by Dr. Greene, the Columbia physicist and author, and his wife, Ms. Day, a former ABC-TV producer.

The British landing parties spread out, looking for a path through the rough terrain on the landing spot.

With nods from internationally revered producers and labels like Andras Fox and Peoples Potential Unlimited (PPU), Good Timin' manifests itself in the world of crate-digging and eclectic dance parties, spreading far beyond the reaches of Canada.

The rest of the night was a blur, partly because there were so many competing after-parties spread uptown and downtown, and not just Henry Kissinger's birthday celebration, where Diane von Furstenberg said she was heading to catch up with Mrs. Clinton and Mr. de la Renta.

Excitable fringe groupings and a smallish third party, spread thinly across the country, struggle to make their mark.

During the event, the fun-loving atmosphere only intensifies as the city closes down its main drag, Sixth street, to let the party spread onto the street.

The party spread the word, for instance, when Dan Maes, the Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate, said the mayor of Denver's plan to promote a bicycle-sharing program was a "strategy to rein in American cities under a United Nations treaty".