Sentence examples for spread briefly from inspiring English sources
Cases of paralysis ultimately reached the hills outside Mecca and from there spread briefly as far as Indonesia.
The unrest spread briefly to Damascus last month, and Kurdish sources have said dozens of people have been caught up in a sweep of arrests.
Eight days ago, when the violence that had erupted in three hundred of the immigrant housing projects that circle France's big cities spread, briefly, to Belgium and Germany, the sigh of relief among French politicians could be heard from Lille to Marseilles.
Twenty yards before the end zone, he briefly spread his arms wide in celebration.
As the crisis in the market spread, Niederhoffer had briefly considered cancelling the party, but he decided that to do so would have alerted people to his troubles.
Muslim protesters burned down the paper's office in Kaduna on Wednesday and rioting briefly spread to Abuja on Friday before ending a day later.
THE Department of Homeland Security confirmed last week that the highly contagious foot-and-mouth virus had briefly spread within the Plum Island Animal Disease Center in two previously undisclosed incidents earlier this summer.
Hooded-looking figures — like shifting, menacing shadows in Tony Marques's dim lighting — massed at the back of the stage behind a nude woman who eventually, briefly, spread her legs for them.
The agreement came after Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Representative Timothy Bishop of Southampton, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy and Southold Town Supervisor Joshua Y . Hortonquestioned why Homeland Security had failed to disclose incidents on June 24 and July 19 in which foot-and-mouth disease briefly spread within the laboratory's bio-containment area.
Then he opened a political consulting business and worked briefly to spread around Washington the message of the conservative Israeli politicians Benjamin Netanyahu and Natan Sharansky.
Regardless, by the 300-meter mark, the pack has usually converged briefly before spreading out again during the final 100-meter homestretch, when the leaders make their surge.
