Exemplos de uso de Had spread em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The word had spread.
Tony had spread the word around about Q's testimony.
His sickness had spread.
The fight had spread all over the church.
Moses then realized that the news had spread.
The cancer had spread to several organs.
I did my best to hide it… but word had spread.
Globally, the virus had spread to 28 countries.
When we opened you, we learned that the infection had spread.
The riots had spread to other Southern cities.
Without a doubt, the church had spread to Samaria.
The cancer had spread to his brain, lungs and abdomen.
Their witness to the Gospel had spread all around v.8.
The word had spread quickly that Mr. Simon was extremely upset.
And two years after that, it had spread across the continent.
Why did you do the surgery once you saw the cancer had spread?
The persecution had spread them throughout the country;
After 9 months of excruciating pain,the cancer had spread.
In a few years,Christianity had spread throughout the Roman Empire.
That is, until they discovered that the zombie pandemic had spread overseas!
Within hours, the downturn had spread to Asian and European markets.
In December 2006, he underwent chemotherapy for cancer, which had spread to his liver.
By the second day,unrest had spread to 12 other towns and cities.
Legends about the life anddeath of Saint Christopher first appeared in Greece in the 6th century and had spread to France by the 9th century.
By this time they had spread to Mongolia and, later, South Africa.
Publicity==By Saturday, word of Walton's disappearance had spread internationally.
Later when the tumor had spread to his liver, he underwent a liver transplant.
I removed a second mass from her right lung about two months ago, buttests show the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes and to her liver.
Before long, the"disease" had spread to more than 300 high school students in 14 different Portuguese schools.
By the third day the violence had spread outside Dhaka.