Sentence examples for country inside from inspiring English sources

The vice-president and the acting prime minister know every small detail in the workings of this country—inside and out.

It wasn't so long ago that another puritanical youth army, Mao Zedong's Red Guards, turned the world's most populous country inside out.

While other San Francisco bands were turning blues and country inside out in the late 1960's, the pianist Commander Cody decided that straightforward honky-tonk country music was psychedelic enough -- especially when he revived winking old songs like "Hot Rod Lincoln" that let him growl while tickling the 88's.

While other late-1960'San Franciscoco bands were turning blues and country inside out, a pianist named Commander Cody decided that straightforward honky-tonk country music was psychedelic enough -- especially when he revived winking old songs like "Hot Rod Lincoln" that allowed him to growl while tickling the 88's.

While other late-1960'San Franciscoco bands were turning blues and country inside out, a pianist named Commander Cody decided that straightforward honky-tonk country music was psychedelic enough -- especially when he revived winking old songs like "Hot Rod Lincoln," which allowed him to growl while tickling the 88's.

India is vast and it will take a considerable amount of time for you to explore the country, inside out.

Unlike her predecessor as leader, the Green party's only MP Caroline Lucas, Ms Bennett is afforded the freedom to roam "every corner of the country" and boasts that she now knows every main train station in the country inside-out.

While other late-1960'San Franciscoco bands were turning blues and country inside-out, a pianist named George Frayne renamed himself Commander Cody and decided that straightforward honky-tonk country music was psychedelic enough -- especially when he revived winking old songs like "Hot Rod Lincoln" that allowed him to growl while tickling the 88's.

Bypassing the European Union treaty process may bring an outcry from European Union members like Britain that do not use the euro and that have warned against widening the gap between countries inside and outside the currency union.

"There are a million and a half people in nursing homes in this country," Alive Inside director Michael Rossatoldennett told ABC News.

Many tourist destinations and religious enclaves in developing countries are inside protected areas (PA).