Sentence examples for has got everywhere from inspiring English sources
Since JRR Tolkien published his mighty head-trip epic in the 1950s, its influence has got everywhere in popular culture: in games, the fantasy genre, and for a while of course in music.
"Fifty Shades of Grey, like Sex and the City before it, has got women everywhere talking about sex and encouraged them to be more intimate, experimental and confident," said Jacqueline Gold, the chief executive.
In any kind of communal life, it's easy to see only the negatives: "Someone has got mud everywhere" or "Someone hasn't put the tape measure back where it belongs" (that really drives me nuts, even though it's usually me).
That's what has got governments scared everywhere.
"Everywhere has got mobile phone shops, a JD Sports, a Starbucks.
I was at a conference in Europe, and was thinking we're the only ones that have this issue, but it turns out everywhere has got this mad set-up.
There was some inventive chanting which I can't repeat but it made me laugh!" If Tomkins has got used to being recognised everywhere he goes in Wigan, his new mate Wiggins must know the feeling.
"Every game has got an elevated feel compared to everywhere else.
Because to not do so is like saying "The automobile I'm driving has gotten me everywhere I've wanted to get to so far.
You've got buildings everywhere.
