Examples of using Eventually spread in English and their translations into Greek
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The word will eventually spread you will be disgraced.
Over time these cancer cells will attack the tissues of the breast healthy nearby and eventually spread to the entire body.
The fungus phytophthora eventually spreads to the entire crop.
If some of the cancer is left behind after surgically removing the tumor, it may continue to grow and eventually spread.
They can grow and eventually spread to the air.
Cyrillic eventually spread through much of the Slavic world to become the standard alphabet in the Orthodox Slavic countries.
The nodular tumour mass invades the surrounding tissues and eventually spread to the lymph nodes, skeletal bones and other regions of the body.
Cyrillic eventually spread throughout most of the Slavic world to become the standard alphabet in the Orthodox Slavic countries.
Within thirty years of his life in Hong Kong,Ip Man established a training system for Wing Chun that eventually spread internationally.
The cancer eventually spread throughout his body and he died.
As with Parkinson's disease, rigidity andimpaired balance may begin on one side of the body and eventually spread to the other side.
Smallpox eventually spread to the mainland in 1971, killing 10 people.
Within the three decades of his career in Hong Kong,he established a training system for Wing chun that eventually spread across the world.
The pro-democracy protests eventually spread to Damascus, close to the Yarmouk camp.
As a fitting obituary for the man, within the three decades of his career in Hong Kong,he established a training system for Wing Chun that eventually spread across the world.
What began in the UK eventually spread to the US, Canada, Germany, Greece and Spain.
Signs of generalized demodicosis may include patches that appear on the head, legs andtrunk and can eventually spread all over the dog's body.
The mixed decoration, with paint, eventually spread throughout France and became known as the Fontainebleau Style.
At the turn of the 20th century Marius Jacob led a band of armed criminals originally based in Paris,though their activities eventually spread throughout France.
The Japanese game eventually spread to Europe in the Early 20th Century and made it to the United States by the 1930s.
A deadly disease that has affected the deer population in approximately 24 countries andtwo Canadian provinces may eventually spread and infect humans, experts warn.
It originated from ancient China, eventually spreading to the rest of East Asia, Europe, and other regions of the world.
FOX NEWS- A deadly disease that has affected the deer population in an estimated 24 states andtwo Canadian provinces could eventually spread to and infect humans, experts warn.
Romano Micha's work eventually spread to consumer marketing, and then, more recently, to politics after Mexican politicians approached him.
In addition to extreme weight loss with persistent diarrhea and swollen lymph nodes in the neck or shoulder,the pseudotuberculosis infection may eventually spread to hamster's the bloodstream, which is fatal.
Biofuels, like ethanol,will be key for future global transportation and eventually spread to aircraft and other forms of other travel-requiring $2.7 trillion by 2050.
When London fell to the rebels, peasants also rose in Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire(the university being a particular target in the latter county)and trouble eventually spread as far as Bridgewater, Somerset, and Beverley and Scarborough in Yorkshire.
The cybernetic hypothesis is a vast experiment beginning in the overdeveloped nations after World War II and eventually spreading to swallow the planet in an impervious logic of administration and interconnectivity.
Looking at the History of Rock Paper Scissors, versions of the game originated in China as far back as 1600 before spreading to Japan,where it was called“Jon Ken Pon.” The Japanese game eventually spread to Europe in the Early 20th Century and made it to the United States by the 1930s.
The name“empanada” derives from the Spanish word“empanar” meaning to wrap, and is widely thought to be an Indian samosa inspired cuisine, originated in Goa, Indian andbrought back to Europe by the Portuguese and eventually spread throughout Spain, Portugal, Latin American countries as well as many parts of Asia, such as Indonesia and the Philippines, one of the culinary contribution during the spice trade.