Sentence examples for described everywhere from inspiring English sources

Written by William Boyd, the book is entitled Solo and is described everywhere as James Bond's "latest literary outing".

Both Are You Being Served?, wrongly described everywhere as "one of Britain's best-loved sitcoms", and Porridge were better than anticipated.

As a Beverly Hills real estate broker in the 1950s, Mr. Silverman once enjoyed a celebrity of his own and was described everywhere from National Geographic to German fashion magazines as the "Realtor to the stars".

But now I see that her new line of dresses is being described everywhere as "sophisticated," so evidently she's acquiring this quality now that she's over thirty-five… What's your next project?

Reading "Loving Literature," I couldn't help but see the romance that Lynch describes everywhere — from my local bookstore, where one can buy a tote bag with the likeness of Virginia Woolf or George Orwell, to the inevitable instances in which dead writers betray their present-day devotees.

Shocked onlookers described "blood everywhere" after the crash, which came minutes after people queuing were told the ride was having "technical issues" on 2 June.

Shocked onlookers described "blood everywhere" after a carriage carrying 16 riders crashed into an empty cart that was sitting stationary on the track after a test run.

The theme park remained closed today after the accident, which was witnessed by horrified onlookers who described "blood everywhere" and filmed trapped passengers screaming in pain and shouting "help us".

Lévy says in the article that the man he calls a friend of 20 years, "bears no resemblance to this monster, this caveman, this insatiable and malevolent beast now being described nearly everywhere.

I watched, wide-eyed, the soundless slide of that "moving land," as Milton once described whales, everywhere beneath our boat, and suddenly felt the whole of myself wanting to go away with her; to hop on for a long ride downward toward some dimly remembered, primordial home.

"Countdown" was described as "everywhere on the genre map", although predominantly dancehall-led with a "bristling brass arrangement".