Sentence examples for set up spread from inspiring English sources

But in one case, word that a checkpoint had been set up spread so quickly as drivers called each other and a local Russian-language radio station put out a warning that the number of ambulettes on the main street "went from several to none in a few minutes as they re-routed down side streets", says Chris Bedell, who took part.This sort of pavement-pounding investigative work remains important.

The database was expected to cost £224m to set up, spread over three years beginning December 2005 (therefore costing £81m a year for the first three years), and £41m a year thereafter.

Spread newspapers over picnic tables or other outdoor tables you have set up.

They were willing to spread themselves, and they sent a photographer with me, and we had it all set up.

More than 650 people are following @findjackthecat on Twitter, the account Ms. Pascoe set up to spread the word.

Writing on Facebook, organisers said the event, which will see tattoo parlours across the world participating, was set up to "spread knowledge and appreciation of the gentle swastika".

A film depicting his recovery is due for release in April, with Facebook and Twitter pages set up to spread the world in the meantime.

It's an attitude that has informed Omidyar's career; eBay was founded on a site he had set up to spread information about the ebola virus.

Following the violence in Marseille, fake Twitter accounts were reportedly set up to spread the view that Russian fans had been provoked.

Alternatively, a clever priest will play on the animal's appetite and set up a spread of rice and sweets a short distance away from the possessed person.

Hedge funds, originally set up to spread risk, have become vehicles for the very rich (typically $1 million assets required to even participate) to extract impressive sums from the markets.