Sentence examples for made entirety from inspiring English sources

Since then he's released three terrific records on Berlin's PAN records: 2012's Dutch Tvashar Plumes and Diversions 1994-1996 (the latter made entirety of weightless, hallucinatory samples from old UK jungle tapes), and last year's Koch.

The edits made the entirety of the pages invisible, covering it only in a big red block of colour and Ed Miliband's face.

HBO has made the entirety of the episode available on YouTube.

Some jurists argued that the Fourteenth Amendment made the entirety of the Bill of Rights binding upon the states as well.

For those of us who weren't in London over the weekend, Herdman shared lots of pictures from the fight on his Twitter feed and the MMA organization who hosted the event, Rise of Champions, has made the entirety of the fight available online.

2. That it makes the entirety of its activities subject to the Freedom of Information Act. 3.

Ashley Highfield, a former BBC executive, called on the corporation to help the local press by making the entirety of its regional content available to its commercial rivals.

"It was as if you had to make the entirety of a Senate campaign in almost like a 15-minute pitch".

UFC president, Dana White, would not be a guaranteed presence at the event, and even if he was, he would be on the first flight out, sometimes not making the entirety of the press conference.

Because the library is a 'legal deposit library' (this means it must hold a copy of all books published in the country – the British Library is one of the UK's five legal deposits) this project will make the entirety of Norwegian literature into a digital archive, searchable by its citizens.

Whether or not the deal with Seinfeld is a step toward making the entirety of the comedian's classic sitcom, "Seinfeld," available on Netflix is, however, unknown.