Sentence examples for created all over from inspiring English sources

So with no universe to speak of, can we assume that it's going to be created all over again?

"Yes, there were some jobs lost, but overall it's what the free enterprise system is all about, and jobs and business were created all over this country by Mitt Romney," Mr. McCain said.

While the candidates bicker about health care and tax cuts, we need to decide who can best represent American ideals and undo the harm the present administration has created all over the world.

Let us not mislead manufacturing workers into thinking new factories would be created all over America, and that they would get new jobs in the green manufacturing sector.

"Now there are hundreds of accounts that have been created all over the world, in Russia, in the smallest towns, replicating the same model because it's so easy to do.

There is no single company or country who controls the email protocol (just like Bitcoin), so thousands of different clients and implementations have been created all over the world giving it great reach and driving down prices for consumers who have many email options to choose from.

He created all-over fields of typography on wood panels as well, but the female silhouettes, tattooed with words like "Her," "She," "Hey," "Yes" and other permutations of the letters from the wrapper, remain his most exciting works.

Yet unlike Agnes Martin, to whom she has been lazily equated at times (ladies who like squares!), Mohamedi improvised the form of her drawings with slowly accreting marks and frequent erasures, using negative space as much as positive to create all-over compositions.

Scenes like this are what Sanderson and his partner, Pippa Evans, are trying to create all over the world.

For instance, the Federal Housing Authority played an active role in creating all-white suburbs all over the country.

Pollock created an all-over form of abstraction in which paint swirled and surged to the edge of the canvas, suggesting space beyond.