Sentence examples for which spread around from inspiring English sources
A murmur began which spread around the room.
Paella, which spread around Spain from the eastern region, is a seasonal, local dish whose ingredients can include meat, fish, shellfish, vegetables and beans.
By heating lime, sand and copper into calcium copper silicate, they discovered the royal-turquoise pigment Egyptian blue, which spread around the Mediterranean world and was widely used until about AD800.
Founder and former MTV and CBS Radio executive Rob Barnett pointed to Will Farrell's The Landlord clip, which spread around the viral video web like wildfire and helped launch the comedy site FunnyorDie.
Many of the successful people in this survey are the products of the grammar schools which spread around the country after the 1944 Education Act, designed to give a good education to clever children whose parents could not afford public schools.
EMO originates from the electro-magnetism theory of physics by assuming potential solutions as electrically charged particles which spread around the solution space.
The MERS virus is related to the SARS virus, which spread around the world in 2003 and killed almost 800 people.
These musics influenced the Italian tradition, which spread around the world and further diversified following liberalization after World War II.
Stroll and meditate amid wildflowers and ancient olive trees in the Garden of Gethsemane (18), which spreads around the 20th-century Church of All Nations (19) (daily 8am-11.30am; again 2pm-5pm), built where Jesus received Judas's kiss of betrayal.
And in contrast to a highly selective, aesthetically considered event like the New York Film Festival, which spreads around 25 films over two weeks, the TriBeCa menu is almost insanely eclectic.
"If these guys can't cobble together a budget which spreads around various goodies and benefits, and then a platform for the party," said David Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University, "then I think the Republicans lose".
