Sentence examples for spread high from inspiring English sources

As a result, EU legislation on health and safety has spread high standards throughout the Europe.

The meadow rue has been growing taller than usual; buttercups were spread high across the pasture; Queen Anne's lace unfurled its white parasols on stems that seemed perilously long.

But now, a new ozone hole is allowing those pollutants to spread high up.

When Mayall died in 1993, his ashes were spread high on an empty ridge of Kitt Peak.

He died on January 5 , 1993 of complications caused by diabetes; his ashes were spread high on an empty ridge of Kitt Peak.

Occasionally, a hurricane that evolves into an extratropical cyclone can reach western Europe, including Hurricane Gordon, which spread high winds across Spain and the British Isles in September 2006.

But his administration's resolve to spread high-speed rail money around made political sense at the time.

One is that he push policies to spread high-speed Internet access, which provides a conduit for e-commerce, online advertising and other Web-centric business models.

What's different this time is that the misery is starting to spread higher up.

Is it really so surprising that "don't read the comments" spread to "Facebook is for fake outrage and Twitter is for abuse," given that Facebook and Twitter are explicitly designed to spread high-engagement items, i.e. the most outrageous ones?

Martin, a Republican, sees WiMax as an alternative to DSL and cable that could spread high-speed access in the U.S. Incredibly, America now stands 20th in the world with only 20 out of 100 people having high-speed Web access, fewer than in Japan, Korea and most countries in Europe.