| While the Arab media mockingly and spitefully spread the news of this expected development, Iraqis were scratching their heads in confusion. |
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| Although these reports were often negative, they spread the news of the revival far and wide. |
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| Sculpin!,' and half a dozen small boys fanned out in all directions to spread the news. |
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| Needless to say the witnesses of this miraculous event did not remain dumb and that they largely spread the news. |
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| May we live the diversity in the best way possible and thereafter spread the news in our countries. |
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| Jim Howard has agreed to work with Simon Davidson's Dare to Dream model to spread the news on this subject across the country. |
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| There are many more stories to tell, and radio is the best way to spread the news. |
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| Community walks were well-attended and helped spread the news about Living Well Walking. |
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| They even fear picking up a pamphlet because someone will see and spread the news. |
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| We went to the Scandinavia House in Prague, web sites about Scandinavia, told them about the film and asked them to spread the news. |
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| There were no doubters in the prisons and gulags, where dissidents spread the news, tapping to each other in code what the American President had dared to say. |
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| Printed woodcuts and engravings spread the news of the monster throughout Europe, and as they spread, the monster acquired a new, posthumous, existence. |
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| The timeline in the new report suggests that officials were reluctant to spread the news about the first two shootings. |
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| Truffaut, whom Langlois had appointed to the board, bolted from the meeting and spread the news. |
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| Refugees spread the news and their stories throughout the Empire, and the meaning of the fall was debated with religious fervour. |
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| Just a couple of minutes ago, my friend the foreign affairs minister said that Canada, as part of the agreement, would spread the news about democracy and make the case that other countries should become more democratic. |
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| Anyhow, Mrs Dalrymple obviously spread the news, for when I went out later on, I could see all the chintzy curtains move. |
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| They have also served to spread the news about public abandonments. |
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| Make sure you record the process and spread the news of your success. |
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| They would spread the news among themselves. |
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| We would have to hire a bicycle or horse to spread the news. |
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| We invite you to take note of the appointments and spread the news. |
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| They will not have any desire to spread the news either. |
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