Sentence examples for went globally from inspiring English sources

A cell-phone video of an N.Y.P.D. deputy inspector spritzing strong pepper spray into the faces of three apparently inoffending female protesters, who fell to the ground blinded and screaming, went globally viral.

For instance, a screenwriter who thinks there's such a thing as "a first edition of the Iliad", not to mention the director or the 100 people on set who might have spotted that howler before it went globally viral a month ago, having evidently drawn no comment during postproduction, either.

Yet in our simulations, as well as in simulations without infection [ 24], local extinction rates so high as to select for reduced dispersal never emerged because the system rapidly went globally extinct under such conditions.

"Something which was born in India has gone globally and now we have the global movement against child labour.

The Occupiers' Web presence is impressive; its improvisatory openness has helped the movement go globally viral.

An earlier effort, "o.w.," for "oll wright," failed to catch on, whereas OK has gone globally viral.

I think that goes globally for the N.Y.P.D. My brother and his partner went into the trade center without any questions.

As a result, 15,000 jobs will go globally and the bank will batten down the hatches, improve its risk controls and compliance functions, and pivot towards wealth management and retail banking.

Many were sent to e-mail lists devoted to discussion of white supremacy, Mr. Foxman said, Before the Internet, those people would not have been heard by most Americans, he said, but "today, this goes globally to a million people".

Scores of youths chose the spot to perform a taunting rendition of the Harlem Shake, a pelvis-thrusting dance that has gone globally viral.It is not just in Egypt that the Brothers are taking a battering nowadays, and not just in the form of ridicule.

"Xiaomi is our hardware partner for launching Oculus Go globally," Barra said.