Sentence examples for spreading outwards from inspiring English sources

It grows, like a large net spreading outwards.

The marketing planners for the big movies are looking for a steamroller effect, spreading outwards from the US west coast.

One is Lyme disease, which may start a week or so after the bite, with a red ring spreading outwards and flu-like symptoms; it's essential it is diagnosed early.

The first dating phone app of its kind, Tinder arrived on the scene in 2012, first in US colleges before spreading outwards, nationally and internationally, from Rome and London to Rio de Janeiro and Cape Town.

Photographs taken in the studio by his assistant, model and good friend, the painter David Dawson, show Freud working from a roughly sketched charcoal form, the paint slowly spreading outwards from the head.

"Highly fragrant," writes one expert who has sampled it, "the sherry influence [it is aged in sherry casks] spreading outwards from a tight core of cocoa nibs, cardamom, barks and spices with just a tiny bite of iodine".

The ripples of the comics revolution continue to spread outwards.

For example: "homeward bound", "the upward and the downward slope", "forward planning", but "spread outwards", "peer downwards", "move forwards".

The largest increases in demand have been in those towns and cities where the most new jobs have been created as the recovery spreads outwards from London".

As the horror of what had happened at 25 Cromwell Street emerged, a kind of moral contagion seemed to spread outwards from the house – few were left unscathed by it.

On one level it's a movement that has spread outwards – to places like Ipswich, Tamworth and Bunbury, where 10 years ago to hold hands with your same-sex partner in public was to risk aggression.