How is “spread out” used?

In 1917 (2019), one line is: “Stay spread out and watch for his orders.”

Which movie is “spread out” from?

The clip at the top of this page is from 1917 (2019).

to separate from other people in a group, to cover a larger area; to stretch your body or arrange your things over a large area

Heard in 28 movies

Oxford80% of films
to separate from other people in a group, to cover a larger area
Ha Not a cent Hmm Me neither
Oxford15% of films
to stretch your body or arrange your things over a large area

Definitions from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9th edition

Stay spread out and watch for his orders.

Said in 8 films · #1