Sentence examples for service spread over from inspiring English sources

He renewed his call for every citizen to volunteer 4,000 hours of public service, spread over a lifetime, and urged Congress to expand federal volunteer programs.

There was so much involved with the chicken that the service spread over onto an adjoining table: a few different sauces, the best of which was an apricot-tamarind; roasted breast with vegetables; a serviceable thigh, finished on the grill; and the crêpes themselves, dismayingly leaden.

Engineering costs are spread over more vehicles.

Legal aid groups will find the task of representing all foreclosure defendants easier if the State Legislature agrees to Judge Lippman's request for a $100 million increase in legal services programs spread over the next four years.

That said, Google hasn't exactly been the most social setting on the web, largely because its services are spread over such a wide range of areas.

This study was based in a Primary Care Trust (PCT), where services were spread over a range of rural and urban areas.

The services were spread over a substantial part of Myanmar with a more concentrated effort in the large urban centres (see Figure 1).

The centre is busy and sees over 40 patients a week as news of this service spreads around the province.

Transit officials say they are trying to use new rail lines to turn the region's unwieldy system into a grid — a goal made all the more difficult by the facts that Los Angeles was hardly built with geometric precision and that the service area spreads over nearly 1,500 square miles.

His acts of local service have slowly spread over the US, including monthly residencies in Austin, Tucson, Marfa, and Richmond, as well as internationally by mail.

First, the government is stepping up the use of deals codenamed the Private Finance Initiative which take capital spending off the government's balance sheet: instead of paying for a hospital, for example, it will simply pay for a supply of hospital services, spreading out the cost over time.Second, the government is resorting to accounting fiddles to keep the spending totals down.