Sentence examples for every officially from inspiring English sources

Every officially audited UK national newspaper website reported a sharp fall in traffic in September, as online news audiences dipped following live coverage of the riots in August.

Quite a few yesterdays ago, two musically-minded friends of mine took it upon themselves to listen to every officially released Beatles record and catalog all the mistakes they heard — misplayed notes, off-key harmonies, what have you.

I was toying with the idea of a different set of parents every year officially being given the opportunity for term-time time out until every child has done it by the end of their school career.

As well as being in isolation, he was made to surrender all his clothes and sleep naked every night, officially because he was a suicide risk.

And this is a land where every ref officially uses both surnames so that you know exactly who he is the son of when all that really matters to fans is what he is the son of, where every decision is pored over, stopped, started, and rewound and every referee is attributed a preference that says more about their bias than about his.

Until last year, the Times reviewed every movie officially released in New York, and that policy resulted in an increase in movies that were booked into theatres for a week (at the distributor's expense) in order to generate reviews that might aid a simultaneous or forthcoming streaming-video or DVD release.

Ms Hutchison is running for governor in every sense but officially, and there's been a lot of wondering about when she will make it official.

Officially every farm cow in the country has a serial number for tracking purposes, but farmers find it easier to keep track of their herd by providing names.

Not that she arrived, as Spike Lee often does at Knicks games, decked out in every piece of officially sanctioned team regalia.

In fact, the authority was persuaded more than a decade ago — sometimes kicking, if not screaming — to preserve and restore Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center, which is a landmark in every sense, including officially.

In 1984 the United States Forest Service interpreted the act to ban mountain bikes from wilderness areas; as a result, every new acre officially declared to be wilderness is open to hikers and horses, but closed to mountain bikers.