Sentence examples for steadily spread from inspiring English sources

The silly bandz craze was first noticed in Birmingham, Ala., late last year, according to one of the manufacturers, and has steadily spread up the East Coast.

Long the pastime of the rich, the sport has steadily spread in popularity to the greater middle class, with an estimated 30,000 enthusiasts clambering atop boards.

And as the crisis steadily spread in other countries, bishops and church administrators from across the English-speaking world began meeting to compare notes on how to respond to it.

Over time, District courts steadily spread across the country.

Following the coming of the railways, the north western suburbs of London steadily spread over large parts of the county.

From there, the "tea-time" tradition steadily spread far and wide, mainly via the traveling freak carnival known as Grateful Dead tour.

"The Sahel climate zone is steadily spreading further south.

The existing vaccine, bacile Calmette-Guerin (BCG), provides some protection against childhood forms of the infection but is unreliable against the adult lung disease, which is steadily spreading.

A famine is steadily spreading across southern Somalia but the Shabab, a militant Islamist group, has been blocking many aid groups from reaching starving people.

Because women were steadily spreading across the globe when many of these changes occurred, some changes are found only in particular regions and continents.

Almost a third of the country is now directly affected by insurgent activity, the report said, and that reach is steadily spreading.