Sentence examples for everything has developed from inspiring English sources

Everything has developed very quickly".

Everything has developed very quickly". Samba left England in February 2012 when Anzhi agreed to pay Blackburn £12m, amid interest from Tottenham, Redknapp's former club.

Clearly, despite everything, Tony has developed a respect for his mother and there is a kind of pride too when he says: "She was outspoken, and there's a lot to be said for that.

"Everything his lab has developed is going to be applicable in the clinics," said Borthakur.

"I wanted to make a watch that was the synthesis of everything our brand has developed in watchmaking," Mr. Mille said from Moulins, in Brittany, France, the site of his brand's administrative offices in Brittany.

Kite did not get everything the cancer institute has developed in the field.

We know this because while the EU likes to pretend everyone will eventually sign up for everything, in practice it has developed the euro (legal tender in 13 countries of 27); the Schengen agreement for passport-free travel (15 countries implement this, including three non-EU states); and the arrangement by which Britain, France and Germany speak for everyone in dealing with Iran.

She has more than 25 years experience as a programmer and has developed everything from games to linguistic analysis tools, e-commerce Web sites, shipping fulfillment, compilers and database replication systems.

Almost everything about Philadelphia's season has developed faster than expected.

The Arena District, a partnership between the city and the company, which has developed almost everything in the decade-old district, was to be an answer to Columbus's downtown woes, and it seems to be succeeding.

But now even official publications admit that the numbers of gun-related crimes are soaring though they are still far less common than in the United States and that a huge black market has developed for everything from shotguns to fully automatic assault rifles.Official figures offer no basis for useful comparisons with America.