Sentence examples for press spread from inspiring English sources

When Owen went in, his parents were sitting at opposite sides of the kitchen table, the Free Press spread out in front of them.

Eisenstein looks at the "communications revolution" in the late 15th century as the printing press spread across Europe, and specifically, "how did this affect other historical developments?" (Eisenstein, p42).

In early 1970 local press spread rumours that a vampire haunted Highgate Cemetery in London.

And when the printing press spread information widely, first the Bible then the classics translated in the popular languages, and then modern authors -- Shakespeare -- the journals, which turned into newspapers, that's when the ancient Greek dream was reborn in its modern guise in the Declaration of Independence.

Beginning first in Mexico, the new virus subtype often referred to as "swine flu" by the popular press, spread rapidly throughout the world in a matter of weeks.

And if you think the press spreads blame too equally over the debt ceiling, wait till you see the coverage if the White House decides to respond by creating a trillion-dollar coin out of nothing.

"Our national character, the free institutions under which we live, the liberty of thought and action, an unshackled press, spreading the knowledge of every discovery and of every advance in science, combine with our natural and physical advantages to place us at the head of those nations which profit by the free interchange of their products".

Jake Tapper responded to President Donald Trump's latest attacks on the press spreading "fake news" with a bulleted list of the former businessman's most egregious lies. .

A Facebook page entitled "We Will Be Khatami's Press," helped spread the video.

In the US, they have several press nights, spread out over a week.

The press has spread images of victims, purple-faced from hanging, missing hands and tongues, messages carved into chests.