Sentence examples for promptly spread from inspiring English sources

Another Muslim uprising, in Shaanxi in 1862, promptly spread to Gansu and Xinjiang and lasted for 15 years.

Inside her cage with the screener's face framed in the open door, the bird promptly spread her wings wide.

In 1935, she sang in Salzburg, eliciting from Toscanini his voice-of-the-century plaudit, which the impresario Sol Hurok promptly spread through the press.

It couldn't be shrunk, but some production assistants promptly spread some mangy coffee cups, half-eaten cinnamon rolls and vintage newspapers around it.

The Chechen war promptly spread, as bands of guerrillas carried out the worst attacks that modern Russia has ever seen, including the school siege last month in Beslan, which ended with the deaths of hundreds of hostages, roughly half of them children.

Although, when he was appointed to the job, a practical joker sneaked the name "Wilhelm" into his Wikipedia entry for good measure, an error that promptly spread to numerous media reports, including one on the front page of Bild, the country's largest newspaper.

Cast film is obtained by spreading the slurry and evaporating NMP in a dry oven, while phase inversion membrane by promptly immersing the spread slurry into flowing water as a non-solvent.

Liu L et al. reported that NOK-expressing tumor cells could promptly invade and spread to various organs and form metastatic foci, eventually leading to the rapid death of animals [ 5].

In the UK, where 'rationing' has been widely accepted as a necessary characteristic of the NHS, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) was originally sold to the public as a way of avoiding the use of ineffective interventions and ensuring that ' effective new treatments will be spread promptly and evenly around the country' [ 6].

As shown in Figure 6A, on collagen-dominant matrices, most hdpPSCs promptly adhered to and spread along E-spun fibers within 6 h post-plating.

We speculate that the expression of OsHIR1 may sensitize the plant so that it is more prone to HR and hence can react more promptly to restrict the spread of the invading pathogens from the infection sites.