Sentence examples for repeatedly spread from inspiring English sources

The Titans repeatedly spread their offense, lining up four or five receivers and creating confusion in the Giants' defense.

Research out Thursday by the Knight Foundation found that more than 80percentt of the Twitter accounts that repeatedly spread false information during the 2016 election "are still active," and are in some cases pushing more than a million tweets a day.

Since his inauguration, Trump has repeatedly spread lies about refugee-related problems in Sweden.

He's also repeatedly spread lies about Syrian refugees, claiming their U.S. entry is "a matter of terrorism" and could pose a threat to Americans' quality of life.

A CNN report found Crowley repeatedly spread this phony information through various channels, including op-eds and guest appearances on radio shows and Fox News. .

"Indeed, despite bipartisan objections and a lack of authority, the president has repeatedly spread the lie that three to five million illegal votes were cast in the last election.

At www.closeindianpoint.org, viewers can see a red circle repeatedly spreading out over a map of the 10-mile radius around the power plant, simulating a radiation release.

However, the intron/HEG can continue to persist by repeatedly spreading into new populations or species via horizontal transfer.

Meanwhile, McCain is winning by repeatedly hitting the "spread the wealth" comment.

Last week, a false rumor that CNN's Piers Morgan had been suspended as a talk show host due to his alleged role in phone hacking as an editor for a UK tabloid was spread repeatedly by journalists through Twitter for a brief time.

A return to community policing, which assigns officers who actually get to know the neighborhood on foot and the young people on the block by name, could at least give the city breathing space in which to come up with the political and economic will to prepare more of our unskilled young people for a job rather than being repeatedly told to "spread em".