Sentence examples for spread noticeably from inspiring English sources
Kentucky's population had, like Ohio's, increased by half to some 919,000 residents and had spread noticeably westward.
Though his face is unflinchingly old and her body is noticeably spreading and squishy, when the characters kiss again for the first time after a LONG time, it's really, really hot.
2013 looks like a weaker 12 months for the upper echelons of the global box office, with just one film crossing the vaunted $1bn line (compared to four in 2012 and three in 2011; though Peter Jackson's Desolation of Smaug is still in with a shout), and a noticeably shrunken spread of grosses in the top 10.
News of the Rove / Beatles development quickly spread to Heaven, where a noticeably upset John Lennon reacted by beating up a woman.
Three men embalmed by a local funeral home are spread in a row, their well-preserved flesh noticeably thicker and tougher.
The spread of fake news across the internet, most noticeably on social networks like Facebook and Twitter, may very well have changed the course of the 2016 election.
The PlayStation 3 version, which comes on one Blu-Ray disc, appears noticeably superior to the 360 version, which must be spread across three discs because the 360 is based on the increasingly antiquated DVD format.
The cells adopted a slightly spread morphology on the PCL, PCL/HA and col scaffolds, however spreading was noticeably more extensive on the PCL/col/HA scaffolds at 7 h (see Fig. 2B), suggesting that the tri-component scaffolds provided cells with unique cues that influenced cytoskeletal reorganization.
SINCE the end of the cold war, Latin America's relations with the United States have grown noticeably warmer, as democracy, free-marketry and more open trade have spread to almost everywhere between Tijuana and Cape Horn.
His spine bells noticeably.
