Examples of using Would spread in English and their translations into French
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set fire to his ship in the hope that the flames would spread to the French ships clustered on shore.
The neighboring Christians finally allowed the Jews to flee the burning ghetto when it appeared that the fire would spread if it could not be contained.
so that our ideas… would spread as quickly as possible.
His lies would spread like wood rot,
the practice of fencing would spread on the African continent
However, several women persuaded him not to because they were afraid the fire would spread to their neighboring houses.
otherwise they would spread and undermine confidence and trust.
In 1917, Our Lady prophesied that Russia would spread her errors(militant atheism)
The bats would spread far from the point of release due to the relatively high altitude of their release,
I have boarded you for 20 shooting days which would spread across your hiatus weeks
He said that once the spark was lit, it would spread all over the world from animal to animal, like wildfire.
By the same token, section 12 prohibits persons from committing certain acts that would spread or encourage the spread of a communicable disease such as, inter alia.
If people were more comprehensive, they would be more concerned with these studies and would spread them.
At the end of the 50's he was already leading a proposal to set up a centre that would spread the human tower culture.
As for the Triad, she discovered the existence of a mysterious organization that would spread the words of an ancient prophecy.
It is felt that revealing what happened at Kazusa Labs would spread unnecessary anxiety
You think that I'm the kind of person that would spread that around?
forming others who would spread this Love.
Seeing that open war in the capital would spread to the provinces, the shōgun declared that the first to make an attack within the city would be labeled a rebel against the shogunate,
markets expected negative yields would spread all over the world.