Sentence examples for on altogether from inspiring English sources

Anglo-Saxon poetry, which worked on altogether different principles from the poetry associated with the modern English language, had no place for rhyme.

Yet his hopes of taking the 40-odd Tory seats in England and Wales he needed, given Labour's wipeout in Scotland, to have a hope of governing, rested on altogether more hackneyed pledges: chiefly, to protect the NHS from imagined Tory predations.There were reasons, supported by the opinion polls, to suggest he might succeed with that low blow.

Rather, success is best achieved by taking advantage of completely new vectors that the larger incumbent isn't valuing appropriately, or can't build on altogether.

These ticks were found on altogether 24 lambs, whereas each lamb was infested with one single tick, except for at two occasions (in controls).

On the front cover this week we focus on altogether more sobering events in Bangladesh, where a wave of brutal, Islamist-inspired killings is spreading fear and panic throughout the country.

But Monday's Daily Record believes it is on altogether stronger ground with this headline: "World War Three could be just 30 SECONDS away as attacks on ISIS stepped up".

In PC Magazine testing, Norton installed slowly on infected systems and failed to install on one altogether.

In fact, the writer of Happy Valley wonders whether there isn't too much crime drama on TV altogether.

— and instead moves on to altogether less urgent and engaging moments.

British authorities had prohibited not just liquids but carry-on luggage altogether, dispensing clear plastic bags for wallets and passports.

It also notes that the follow-on offering altogether could raise as much as $164 million.