Sentence examples for capitals all over from inspiring English sources
true, he is inspired by the keyboard of his pc, which at the touch of an inadvertent finger spews capitals all over the screen, and keeps on spewing them until johnson, no touch-typist he, looks up and notices.
But there is also a deep conviction in France and Germany and capitals all over the E.U. that the U.S. government will not succeed in rebuilding Iraq without a much stronger involvement of the United Nations.
His critics are portraying him as a greedy corporate chieftain who brazenly used enormous campaign contributions to push his deregulatory views on politicians in Washington and in state capitals all over America.
At a meeting in Quebec City in April, Quebec's premier Philippe Couillard said that, with the Paris conference, 2015 would be a "pivotal year", but to make it a success capitals all over the world, and federal states and regions, must start work now.
Acknowledging his scars from dangerous mining work, and from numerous fistfights with police and militia, he liked to say, "I've never read Marx's Capital, but I have the marks of capital all over me".
It's very schizophrenic, like most capitals, because people from all over have immigrated there and don't feel like the city belongs to them.
If you didn't bring a bell, go up to the person who you are trying to get to come to you, and use all capital letters over and over again.
When Lebanon's civil war began a year later, there were dozens of movie theaters all over the capital, and it was only a matter of time before they became part of the conflict.
In such a situation, Yellen speculated, in a 2016 speech, workers who had dropped out of the labor force could be drawn back in, firms could be incentivized to make capital investments, over-all demand in the economy could be higher, and wages and productivity growth — which were languishing badly — could pick up.
It says so in big capital letters all over the place.
Fascist squads, numbering about 25,000 men altogether, began to converge on the capital from all over Italy on October 26, occupying railway stations and government offices.
