Sentence examples for display to everyone from inspiring English sources
Signs, hanging outside on display to everyone, were effectively the democratic art of their day".
He said it also has announced plans to work with Microsoft on its Bing search engine, allowing Bing to publish the status updates of individual members whose privacy settings permit display to "everyone".
Furthermore, since the vast majority of African-Americans will never have a criminal record, then openly carrying a gun could be a sign, or a public display to everyone that an individual must not be confused with a suspect, or treated like a suspect.
The mechanism of its reach is displayed to everyone.
I want it to be naturally displayed to everyone, not to a limited number of clients of galleries and other newly opened art institutions.
This message will get displayed to everyone who visits wikiHow, so we want to make sure it looks good and works properly!
But you can't make the rules up as you go, and the facts are these: although the banner came from the crowd, the player has ostentatiously displayed it to everyone – and the message it contains clearly fits the definition of "offensive, insulting or abusive" language.
And Ms. Billger's pictures were full of bright circles of light, possibly lens flares or the refraction of her flash off the dust in the air, but she proudly displayed them to everyone as proof that "orb beings" had been present for their ceremony, inspiring and guiding them.
Like Yammer and the rest, WizeHive lets you set up workgroups and displays messages to everyone in a Twitter-like stream.
I received my replica Wimbledon trophy a day or so after the final - it arrived a bit quicker than my US Open trophy - and while it's not something I put on display and show off to everyone, I do use it as motivation.
A united opposition with a credible candidate, and Mr. Milosevic's "hysterical attacks" upon anyone who opposed him as agents of NATO, displayed his weakness to everyone, said Dragor Hiber, a leading opposition politician.
