Sentence examples for altogether passed from inspiring English sources

By inserting his zombie battles into Austen's text in appropriate style, the structure and the bulk of the book's contents remain hers: "Apart from the attack, the evening altogether passed off pleasantly for the whole family.

Even at this late stage in his life and storied career, the 75-year-old designer is still driven to show off his design chops, and to prove that social changes of the kind his early suits mirrored have not altogether passed him by.

It was the perfect end to the perfect day for the host nation, but the 191km stage that had begun in Stoke did not altogether pass without alarm for Wiggins and Sky.

Oklahoma, North Dakota and Missouri have all passed laws (some blocked by injunction currently) that either restrict or ban medical abortion altogether.

As one government report puts it, "Already Australia faces a stark fact -- the opportunity to avoid climate change altogether has passed".

Trying to modernize the Islamic state lest it be swept away altogether, Parliament has passed a number of significant reforms; Iran as a result is in some respects a far freer place.

In states where marijuana is legal for physicians to prescribe marijuana to humans, vets could still be criminalized for writing marijuana prescriptions for animals because, as Harman explained, "there would have to be another law passed altogether on behalf of animals for it to be legally prescribed to them by veterinarians".

A Best Picture nomination was unlikely for "Hoop Dreams,O given its length--it runs nearly 3 hours--and its genre, but to see it passed over altogether in the Best Documentary category is more than strange: it's weird.

For Squish, a vaguely amorphous but hopelessly cute bunny — "just a little rabbit," as Katherine Battersby, his Australian creator, calls him — getting ignored, stepped on or passed by altogether is a lot more likely than finding companionship.

He stopped writing altogether when their mother passed away in 2008 of a staph infection.

Decisions over clubs are made behind closed doors and even local councils are, on occasion, passed over altogether.