Sentence examples for which spreads from from inspiring English sources

All traffic jams are a result of one person daydreaming, which spreads from car to car.

Over the last decade, the 21st Council District, which spreads from Corona to Elmhurst and includes Jackson Heights, has become the Hispanic heartland of Queens, with huge immigration from the Dominican Republic, Ecuador and Colombia.

There are no swipe-card doors and, like the rest of the LSE campus, which spreads from Kingsway to the Royal Courts of Justice in a hotchpotch of 12 buildings, is intended to feel like part of the city.

Such people are taking the lazy way out, and forgetting that "a political crisis is not a virus" which spreads from one place to another, but rather reflects specific problems, however much some of those who are participating in it – both the regimes andthose who oppose them – draw on past cases in their vocabulary.

Consider a depth-l subgraph of an irregular Tanner graph which spreads from any symbol node s j, s j ∈ V s, such that G k, s j l ⊂ G k and G k, s j l + 1 = G k.

Thankfully, governments, international organizations, civil society and other stakeholders -- such as the D.C.-based Antiquities Coalition -- are coming come together to help fight what might be a 6 billion a year illicit industry, which spreads from Egypt to Syria, to Cambodia and beyond.

He was killed in Lyon during the Massacre of St . Bartholomews Day, which spread from Paris to the provinces.

The protests were held after China suppressed demonstrations against Chinese rule in March which spread from the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.

Talk story about the Negro riots which spread from Harlem to the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Bklyn.

Seen now, however, the later films, which spread from 1995 to 2006, don't look so bad.

A further 172 people were infected with the disease, which spread from the air conditioning system at the Forum 28 arts centre in Barrow.