Sentence examples for literally all over from inspiring English sources

They are literally all over the map.

The Mets were literally all over the place Monday.

But Tim Supple's modern-dress version seems, literally, all over the place.

"To think that you are part of an audience literally all over the world enjoying the same performance is a thrill," one reader wrote.

And the blokes?" "If a chick is mounting them or if they are covered in rubbish – like literally all over – and an ibis is eating their face off".

First, I want to say to anyone who has followed my search: If it annoys you that I am, quite literally, all over the map, let me be the first to say that it annoys me too.

On a recent morning at home, dressed in a white suit with matching loafers, Mr. Holliday, 58, described how, back on the East Coast and faced with a new generation of casting directors and filmmakers, "I had to go through this humility period when I made the decision to literally start all over again".

It seems as of late that guns are literally blazing all over the place.

White's guitar solos genuflect to a tradition he cherishes yet he detonates violent, and brilliant, garage punk flares, flair, fuzz, to keep things literally "Shakin' All Over".

I literally had to start all over again though.

As the art critic Carol Mavor has observed, Cameron's pictures look as though "they have been touched all over," and, literally, they were.