Sentence examples for spread sometimes from inspiring English sources

Futility seems to spread sometimes like a computer virus among the world's best jumpers, male and female.

Fear spread sometimes intentionally but often times unintentionally at family gatherings.

They pulsate and spread, sometimes covering both columns almost completely in vibrant tones of blue and purple.

At the grass tops, where the wind blows freely, the spores are quickly spread, sometimes for miles and always to other ants.

Meningococcal populations are highly diverse, and lineages of meningococci with increased capacity to cause invasive disease are thought to arise periodically and spread, sometimes globally (16 ).

Mobile agent-based discovery method differs from rumor spreading: sometimes, nodes may not be visited by mobile agent, while in rumor spreading-based method, a node is always concerned with one exchange at least.

Habit: Biennial, densely minutely strigose and (especially in inflorescence) glandular; hairs also long, appressed to spreading, sometimes with red, blister-like base.

True, the limited wardrobe was a conceit, camouflaged by the styling, which was similar to one of those annual GQ get-the-most-out-of-your-ensemble spreads: sometimes Willis wore the vest with the suit, sometimes just an open-collared shirt instead of the more formal subtle necktie.

The prognosis remains uncertain and a metastatic spread is sometimes observed long time after the initial diagnosis.

In some subdivisions, highly flammable mulch such as bark or wood chips is spread thickly, sometimes flush up against homes.

Infectious diseases such as influenza can spread rapidly—sometimes in a matter of days among humans living in different areas of the world.