Sentence examples for second spate from inspiring English sources
At least 10 people, including a young boy, have been injured by piranhas in Argentina since Thursday, in the second spate of attacks in less than a month.
The second spate of violence occurred about 4 30 p.m. after rioting broke out in an unidentified location in the city.
Some Pakistani news reports placed the agency's director, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, in Xinjiang as the second spate of violence in Kashgar flared on Sunday.
On Tuesday, French public prosecutor François Molins said that Abaaoud may have been planning a second spate of attacks in the La Défense neighborhood of Paris, just a few days after he and his accomplices killed 130 people.
A second outbreak flared in Toronto, for example, after the first spate of infections appeared to have been controlled.
Someone portraying himself as an American patriot took credit for the first spate of disruptions to the site, a claim that security experts said was credible.
The project began three years ago, before the first spate of war-related films (including "In the Valley of Elah," "Redacted" and "Stop-Loss") was released.
The main factor in the willingness of companies to pursue deals this year may be investors' reactions to the first spate of transactions.
All of this glamour eventually faded, and the current state of Brighton Beach can be traced directly to the year 1979, when the first spate of Russian Jews came sputtering out of a hole in the Iron Curtain.
After the first spate of child rapes, the Boston-based NGO Physicians for Human Rights, which documents human rights abuses and advocates on behalf of persecuted health workers, started pushing for the attacks to be treated as a mass crime.
In the first spate of post-Labor Day national polls, traditionally considered among the most important of the campaign season, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas are locked in a tight race, with Mr. Gore retaining the momentum he gained after his party's convention and having made great strides among women, Democrats and independents.
