Sentence examples for entirety another from inspiring English sources

At the Barbican, the band are playing that album in its entirety, another stride forward in their quest to realise the vast potential of their live sound.

The race was around nearly the entirety of another island: Manhattan.

Tyco, which initially hoped to sell CIT in its entirety to another company, now plans to sell it to investors in an initial public offering, which will cost hundreds of millions of dollars in fees.

Unfortunately, there's not currently an easy way to share an album in its entirety with another user, which is something of a miss, but maybe a temporary one.

Here is a picture of the Color Wheel: I then used Grabber app to get a picture of the entirety but another way to go is to select on the main cactus and hold down the shift key and use Format Arrange and GROUP the various data objects in the chart and then they will all copy under a shift+copy = Copy Picture and shift + Paste = Paste Picture.

He leaves the stage while the video for Feeling Myself, his great new song with Miley Cyrus, is played on the big screenin its entirety, then reappears for another of his best moments, Scream and Shout, and when he gives special emphasis to the lyric "I wish this night could last for ever", there's no doubt he means it and that much of the audience would agree.

Coincidentally, the front nine is finally being televised in its entirety in the year of another development, the longer Masters course.

Even the fabled Clos Vougeot survived the revolution and Napoleon's democratization and was passed, in its entirety, from one owner to another until 1889.

One day the room will remain silent throughout the entirety of the meeting, while another will be full voices sharing the messages they felt inspired to share.

From Throwing Snow's latest, the "Glower/Clasp" release, we've got the premiere of the A-side, a 6 25 minute analog techno groover with arpeggiating synths washing over one another for the entirety.

When Colm Tóibín returned after a long hiatus to work on his most recent novel, Nora Webster, he hadn't planned on writing another work in its entirety.