Sentence examples for multiply throughout from inspiring English sources

A warm, reassuring two-note vocal loop provides the background, which is tugged apart by a searching bass line and layers of horns and strings that sound like butterflies in the stomach and multiply throughout the song.

Loved the intricate, yarn-like complexity of the plot, which was deeply satisfyingly wound-up and honked multiply throughout, including on a crowded train to a lake in the middle of nowhere in Central Asia, to the bemusement of local people.

Feminist epistemologies continued to multiply throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, quickly cross-fertilizing and in the process undermining Harding's classification system.

Certain nuances, like having dancers dressed as cameras slowly appear and multiply throughout the opera, was a thought provoking and clever touch.

It will be necessary to document, as with the case of lead remediation improving children's IQ, that the benefits of home remediation to reduce exposures to other contaminants will multiply throughout society.

Thereafter, the starfish multiplied throughout the southern Pacific (to Hawaii about 1970), seemingly threatening the destruction of coral reefs and islands.

Outside the UK, calls multiplied throughout the day for investigations into events at HSBC's Swiss subsidiary, whose inner workings have been exposed in data covering the period from 2005 to 2007.

In an interview with foreign correspondents on Sunday, Mr. Abhisit suggested that the government would try to shut down community radio stations, which have multiplied throughout the country in recent months, especially in the populous red shirt stronghold of the northeast.

Learning from business, the NHS is closing small, local services multiplied throughout the country and opening a few large specialist centres which are far more efficient in terms of cost-per-treatment and have better statistically medical outcomes, even if people do have to travel further and at greater expense and inconvenience.

Don't Buy Where You Can't Work groups multiplied throughout the nation.

Considering the events so acutely evoked and portended in Guernica were horribly and uncontrollably multiplied throughout the world in the years after 1937, Picasso's post-war work looks like escapism, or the "self-satisfied contemplation" the German philosopher Theodor Adorno condemns.