Sentence examples for all over becomes from inspiring English sources

A picture of a rose arbor with smeary pink blossoms bursting all over becomes a lesson about living large in the shadow of death (Johnson).

Notably, he was the last bass player for Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, a hugely influential group whose single "Shakin' All Over" became a rock staple and was famously covered by The Who on their Live at Leeds album.

Coaches, assistant coaches and recruiters from all over became pen pals, wanting to be his friend and sell the advantages of their institutions of higher learning.

The Dave Clark Five's chart-hit "Glad All Over" became a crowd favourite at Selhurst, with fans banging on advertising hoardings in time with the drum beat in the chorus of the song.

The vibrant culture of many of these neighborhoods their rich music, art and traditional food from all over Latin America has become a lure for thousands of tourists.

Now they could gather once more in a leafy square in WC1 and become "Bloomsbury" all over again.

In September 1981, McEntire's fourth album, Heart to Heart was issued and became her first album to chart the Billboard Top Country Albums list, peaking at number 2. Its lead single, "Today All Over Again" became a top five country hit.

Hilary Spurling, reviewing Uglow's biography of Bewick in The Observer, writes that when Birds appeared, people all over Britain "became his pupils".

The all-acoustic mood becomes over-earnest at times – as if folk doesn't do bawdy or whismsy – but there are stunning performances.

"But once it has launched all over, it becomes a major sticking point in the negotiations".

Using the IDW method, the real-time interpolation of current strong-motion index all over Japan becomes feasible.