Sentence examples for altogether took from inspiring English sources

Rollins was already an unusually thematic improviser, a post-bopper who paid a special attention to melody and its variations; but Coleman, dispensing with the harmonic framework of bebop altogether, took that manner to its radical extreme.

The army-backed government, in taking over in January 2007, banned political activity altogether, took 11 million fake names off the voter rolls and arrested scores of politicians and businessmen on corruption charges.

There was some great-great-something — an uncle or a cousin or something — who ran off to live with the Indians back then, had many wives, many children, stopped speaking English altogether, took up astrology, had Cherokee slaves.

The state might also stop financing parks altogether, taking federal money only, Ms. Matosantos said.

But this does not mean that the appellate court can escape altogether taking account of the outcome.

But he was not acquainted with the O'Brian books, and not altogether taken with the script he was sent.

The authors also note that China has altogether taken a different approach, targeting their efforts through state owned enterprises, rather than via financial assistance institutions.

This might cause PirB to stomp on the brakes even more than it usually does, weakening synapses so much they could disappear altogether, taking memories with them.

To do so, he and his colleagues have developed a battery of 30 tests that altogether take four hours to administer.

Soon he left the tarmac altogether, taking a gravel road through a series of logging concessions toward the Ramu river and the research station.

'Working with John was an interesting experience,' she says, in a way that suggests she was not altogether taken with the experience.