Sentence examples for which will be spread from inspiring English sources

The projects, which will be spread over several capital programs, come with respective price tags of $16.8 billion and $6.3 billion.

Federal officials said the payment, which will be spread out over 15 years, is the largest settlement ever in the failure of a banking institution.

Disney will take a one-time charge of $250 million, the majority of which will be spread over the next two quarters, to pay for the severance expenses.

The revamping will result in charges of between $200 million and $300 million, which will be spread over the current fourth and fiscal first quarter.

Also on track, despite the recent earthquake in the Christchurch area, are the stadium redevelopments, ticket sales and planning for the tournament next year, which will be spread across 13 venues and 23 towns and cities in New Zealand.

The grants announced Wednesday, which will be spread over five years, will be used to improve the administration of unemployment insurance, to advocate for policies to extend paid sick days to low-wage workers and to help states streamline access to and distribution of government benefits like food stamps and children's health insurance, among other things.

My eyes are the first to see that spark of knowledge, which soon will be spread across the world like a mesmerizing light.

Many advertisers themselves are creating Flash widgets which they are hoping will be spread around virally.

It should be deep enough to contain the bird, lying on its side, with the lid fitting tightly over the top; it should also be rather narrow, so it is all but filled by the bird, for if it is too big the butter or other fat in which the bird is cooking will be spread over too large an area and will dry up or burn.

The retail space, which will feature 25-foot glass storefronts, will be spread across the first four floors and two basement levels, and 40,000 square feet on the seventh and eighth floors will be set aside for an event space, club, several restaurants and 6,000 square feet of terraces.

"Fairfax Media owns three important daily newspapers in Australia and nine others in New Zealand, which means the influence of China Daily will be spread to cover the two most important countries in Oceania," the deputy editor-in-chief of China Daily, Kang Bing, said in the China Daily.