Sentence examples for spreading off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spreading off" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is dispersing or moving away from a central point, but the expression is unclear and not standard. Example: "The paint was spreading off the canvas, creating an abstract effect."
Flames are spilling out of the music, spreading off the stage and into life.
In the Amazon, some 95 per cent of forest destruction has occurred within 5km of a road, and for every 1km of legal road, there were another 3km of illegal roads spreading off it, he said.
The probability that that the insect lays eggs and makes one tree capable of spreading off-spring is calculated from.
A week later, cells started to spread off and the biopsy was cut into small pieces, transferred on gelatin-coated plastic wells and incubated in SGM.
Number of years that an infected tree spreads off-spring: 2. Number of tries the moth has to find a suitable host tree: 10.
4. Speaking of your room, you have so many books in your bedroom that they've spread of off the bookshelves onto floors, desks, chest of drawers and beds.
The Dipper pulled a Details spread off of Foley's refrigerator and handed it to me. .
In the third stage, powder was spread off the mortar surfaces by means of aluminum spatula.
Vine and the Canadian geologist J. Tuzo Wilson applied the time scale to marine magnetic anomalies mapped over the Juan de Fuca Ridge, a spreading centre off the northwest United States.
"It's grassroots, it's real and it's spreading on and off line," said Xenophon Petropoulos, a British-trained communications expert helping the campaign.
The disease can, however, spread to other, more susceptible animals causing rapidly spreading die-offs or epizootics.
