Sentence examples for locations everywhere from inspiring English sources

I think that for $99, this thing would fly off shelves in CVS, Walgreens, and Rite-Aid locations everywhere.

In North America, lines are being reported at Apple retail locations everywhere, including what analyst and Apple watcher Gene Munster (via Mashable) calls Apple's longest ever lineup for an iPhone device.

The second is radio play; where you find the track slithering through your ear cavity from car speakers and SportsChek locations everywhere.

The Loving Hut chain has locations everywhere from Portland to Pittsburgh to Prague, which are operated less like a traditional franchise and more like a free-for-all, where each location can choose how to run the restaurant, as long as it's in line with Ching Hai's philosophy.

The Loving Hut chain has locations everywhere from Portland to Pittsburgh to Prague, which are operated less like a traditional franchise and more like a free-for-all, where each location can choose how to run the restaurant, as long as it's in line with Hai's philosophy.

Patients, on the other hand, are receiving dialysis services in locations everywhere including metropolitan, urban, regional, remote and very remote Australia (Table 1, Figure 2).

On the other end of the spectrum is Google Latitude, which constantly broadcasts your location everywhere you go, but only to people you allow to see it and only at the level of detail you are comfortable with (by city or general neighborhood, for instance).

Therefore, we should only find our steep position discrimination functions (like Figs. 7 and 8) in select locations, not everywhere in the visual cortex.

"We're getting to a point of location information everywhere," said Stefan Weitz, a senior director at Microsoft's Bing search business, which includes maps.

Each edition of their famed series has linked DJs to a certain city in the world, striving to capture the vibe of the location, including everywhere from Nick Warren in Reykjavik to Carl Cox's 2010 entry from Burning Man's Black Rock Desert.

In this scenario, guns (particularly assault weapons) would be much harder to come by; borders would be secure, but not impermeable; heavy security would be focussed on vulnerable locations, rather than everywhere; and the burden of preventing terrorism and other violent attacks would fall on the police, the intelligence agencies, and a vigilant public.