用spread to造句子，“spread to”造句

The good news spread to every corner of the country.

The rumor spread to the ears of the Austria troops who had gone to investigate.

Viral conjunctivitis can spread to the cornea, the white of the eye.

This week, however, contagion spread to another and even more alarming place: Italy.

Now the shale boom is beginning to spread to Europe, which also boasts large reserves of unconventional gas.

Other factors include whether it causes disease, its mode of transmission, whether it can spread from person to person and whether it has spread to urban areas - via blood transfusions, for example.

I turned on the dirt road and ran through the trees and shrubs that spread to the road.

Convective cells formed at high altitude plots firstly and then spread to lower altitude area, and the speed and directions of cells 'spread depend on terrain factors and upper level wind.

Will pest-resistant genes in crops spread to surrounding vegetation and create super weeds that require more toxic chemicals to eradicate?

Gaseous elements in urban underground can transfer or spread to the surface of the ground, and different surface has different capability of ventilation due to its covering material.

Pingyao push Xiushi light lacquer art originated in the middle of Pingyao County, Shanxi Province, spread to large areas of the north.

In terms of Numbers, the counterculture was not a very large group of people. But its influence spread to many parts of American society.

The debt crisis has spread beyond Latin America and spread to Asian and African countries.

His creation then spread to Yale and beyond.

It has also spread to the west and down to sea level.

There is no evidence that the disease can be spread to people through properly cooked food.

"Young madame, youth lady, the breakfast liked. "In adytum according to sparse spread to adore a month delight euphonic words.

This also came from a U.K. movement called the Building Society movement, which spread to the U.S..

Although it was successful, the doctor said his cancer had spread to areas close to the rectum, so he had to undergo chemotherapy.

Fears that a euro crisis could somehow spread to the rest of the global economy are likely to keep global stock markets in turmoil.

The regions of Bissau and Bimbo account for 77% of cases; cholera has spread to all 11 regions of the country.

Q: Will resistance to artemisinins spread to Africa?

To our great relief, however, the disease hasn't spread to China.

They are vulnerable to sudden collapses in confidence that can spread to other banks that are perfectly solvent.

The headmaster would say you and your sister's bike, then, it will spread to the ears……This will be good?

Or perhaps Apple has belatedly realized that strong-arming fan sites into removing their reports only serves to confirm those reports, which quickly spread to other news outlets.

The first experiments might start in closed ponds, and then spread to California offshore locations near San Francisco and Santa Cruz.

It 's snowing, stranger snow or spread to fall down.

The strike soon spread to other parts of this island country.

The disease is caused by the trypanosoma parasite. It is spread to humans through the bite of infected tsetse flies.

Today, we are warning that unless we see a massive increase in the response, the famine will spread to five or six more regions.

Suddenly, the protests spread to other Egyptian cities.

The cancer had already spread to twenty-seven nodes in her arm, but she didn't tell anyone this-including me.

The crisis threatened to spread to China.

There is also a potential for epizootics and associated human epidemics to spread to areas that were previously unaffected.

Since then spread to the Mother's Day!

The industry spread to include the use of Botox, derived from the deadly botulinum toxin and originally intended to treat muscle disorders.

The spirit of the people's livelihood spread to wherever the ships of Minsheng company went.

Morse was yet another name that appeared before walrus and seems to have spread to other languages only to drop out of use in English.