Sentence examples for means all over from inspiring English sources

His lyrics decry what he viewed as the colonial mindset of some Africans and employ pidgin English, which was the lingua franca of most people in English-speaking West Africa; he sings the phrase "pafuka", which means "all over" or "finished", and the interjection "o" to add emphasis.

"I mean, all this was stirred up over that".

"I mean all over Africa.

And I mean all over.

I mean all over the world.

I mean, all over her clothes, on my shirt.

I mean, all over the world, who knows how God is bringing them in?

"I mean all over the world, who knows how God is bringing them in?

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We will get some earnings growth, but it doesn't mean Nasdaq 5,000 all over again.

"With Sam leaving, it doesn't mean it is all over for us, it just means the process starts all over again.