Sentence examples for swiftly spreading from inspiring English sources

A strange dizziness I hoped indicated swiftly spreading brain cancer.

Critics accused the United States of trying to withhold life-saving tips about sexually transmitted diseases, including H.I.V., which is swiftly spreading among the young, particularly in the developing world.

The repercussions of the attack swiftly spread across the nation.

The cancer swiftly spread to his bones and his brain.

The material, extracted from servers at the University of East Anglia, swiftly spread around the Web sites of climate doubt purveyors and energy stasists early on Tuesday.

Word swiftly spread among the former child combatants that armed men might be approaching the sanctuary established by the charity to house them during their rehabilitation.

Shouting, scuffles and stone-throwing swiftly spread, witnesses said, and the police first used tear gas, then rubber bullets, and then live rounds, to disperse the crowds.

The proposal drew scorn from teachers and students alike (another tribute to its possible genius) and swiftly spread across the news wires, eliciting such hostility and controversy that its sponsor flinched.

The convulsion in Uzbekistan follows the political upheaval in March in nearby Kyrgyzstan, where regional protests against disputed parliamentary elections swiftly spread to the capital and forced the country's president, Askar Akayev, to flee.

"Hope" became, in Mr. Fairey's words, "the unofficial official poster of the whole campaign," as it swiftly spread across the country, appearing at political rallies, in storefronts and on countless MySpace pages.

It swiftly spread becoming the worst public disorder for a generation.