Sentence examples for which spread into from inspiring English sources
Parliamentary procedure was invoked to promote and obstruct debate on the issue, which spread into the media, where it became extremely intemperate.
As the referee blew the whistle, players from both teams began a "kick-and-run" brawl, the paper said, which spread into the stands and onto the streets.
Democrats found themselves saying much the same thing about the Whitewater investigation of President Clinton, which spread into many areas and resulted in last year's impeachment battle.
Fundamentalist Sunni forms of Islam, which spread into the traditionally mixed Sunni and Sufi region after the breakup of the Soviet Union, found adherents among other ethnicities.
A march to protest at the death escalated into outbreaks of trouble in Tottenham and Wood Green, which spread into four days of serious riots in many locations around England.
Over the summer of 1991, the break-up of Yugoslavia began to turn bloody, first in Slovenia, then Croatia, then Bosnia, as Yugoslav republics sought independence and Slobodan Milošević's government in Belgrade sought to establish borders for a "Greater Serbia", which spread into both Croatia and Bosnia and entailed the elimination, through death or deportation, of every non-Serb in the territory.
The manhunt, which spreads into Mexico and across the nation, has grown into a huge law enforcement effort, yet officials concede that they are baffled.
One imagines them wilting beneath the sardonic violence of the second paragraph, which spreads into the fond, neat stitching of the other stanzas (Sills and Kenyon were movie stars of the period) like a creeping stain.
I suspect that the tedium of this closing scene, which spreads into the audience, has to do with Ms. Shipman's desire to produce indoors some of the robust audience response that was such a vital part of the company's shows in the band shell.
In the years before the 2009 uprising, observers were shocked at the extent of Yusuf's influence, which spread deep into the border regions.
They say their history as a proud independent kingdom, known as Arakan and which spread northwards into what is now India, has been overlooked.
